It is not easy to obtain legal status which allows you to reside in Denmark (or any EU country), and applying for a work permit will mean your company having to apply on your behalf and it will only be granted (after time, money and effort) if it is proven that it is a position for which there is no-one in the EU/EEA that can fulfil this position. This means it needs to be a specalist job (Denmark calls this kind of position as being on a ‘Positive list’)

Travel degree graduates are very common in EU/EEA and indeed many are struggling to find even simple travel jobs in some countries. Secondly you would need Danish to be able to do such a position dealing with customers and immigration laws. Do you speak fluent Danish?

To show you that I am not just making this up, you really should read more on the official Danish immigration dept site. Here is the link to the Positive List for which I mentioned http://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-us.....erview.htm

With an marketing degree, you would be placed in marketing department of travel company, who’s work would be to market its services and products, possibly sales, ad creations, new business development or on field work.

hope this is clear.

regards
Moneybulls Travels
http://www.moneybulls.com/travels.htm

REVIEW YOUR RESUME
Are your skills clearly listed? Does it use action words to describe your expertise? Is it focused on the specific industry in which you are searching for a job? Is it formatted in a reader-friendly way, or do you have to search to pick out your strengths? Have a friend who knows how to write effective resumes evaluate it also.

HAVE YOU PICKED THE RIGHT INDUSTRY?
If you are looking for a job in the computer industry and your resume doesn’t list any expertise in the field, then you’re hunting for a job without any credentials. Before you spend additional time looking for a job in that field, reassess your goals. You must be able to demonstrate some transferable skills to get a job in an industry in which you have limited experience. Perhaps you need to develop additional skills first.

RECONNECT WITH YOUR NETWORKING CONTACTS

Call the people on your networking list. Tell them that your job search is stalled and ask for advice. Try to broaden the circle of contacts. Anyone you know, even if it is just a “good morning acquaintance” is part of your network. This is not the time to be shy.

CHECK YOUR INTERVIEWING SKILLS

If your resume gets you into the interview and you don’t get a callback for a second interview or offered a position, then reevaluate your interviewing skills.
Knowing the correct answers to tough questions and practice will improve your skills.

Peace and every blessing!

It would be fun to investigate alternative opportunities that deal with travel. I have thought of a few things to do once I move into a different area of life, and I see an endless possibilities that have to do with personalized travel plans geared to specific groups of people.

Just as there are so many niches to build blogs and web sites for there are many niches of travel interest, where an expert guide, or host in a certain location, or niche, could find a fun way to earn an income.
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