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Over 2,000 job seekers attend the Treballa al Turisme fair in Reus

The eighth edition of the event brings together thirty companies to recruit talent for the upcoming tourism season.

Generic image of a job fair with candidates and recruiters talking in a professional environment.
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Generic image of a job fair with candidates and recruiters talking in a professional environment.

More than 2,000 people gathered this Tuesday at firaReus Events for the eighth Treballa al Turisme day, a key event for the local labor market in Baix Camp.

Organized by the FEHT and the Reus Chamber of Commerce, the fair featured 30 companies representing over 70 hotels, campsites, and leisure firms. The main goal was to connect local talent with businesses preparing for the peak summer season.
Candidates participated in direct interviews for roles in hospitality, kitchen, and customer service. Students from the Rovira i Virgili University and the Cambrils Hospitality School also attended to gain first-hand insight into the industry's professional reality.

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