Napa tour co. seeks friendly, out-going people to try their hand at being tour guides. Fun, up-beat work environment. Our staff genuinely enjoys interacting with people and providing great service. FT or PT, and somewhat seasonal. Resume & cover letter to tourjob1@yahoo.com Read more
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