1. Gain global perspective

Working abroad will introduce you to different working styles and cultures, which is increasingly important in today's global economy. By immersing yourself in another culture, you will quickly gain a better appreciation of the differences between people and their cultural perspectives, an important asset in hospitality. The interpersonal skills you'll gain from relating to diverse groups will make you a more confident professional.

2.Enhance your CV

Taking the initiative to work abroad shows employers that you embrace challenges. Independence, self-motivation and problem solving will be real qualities you'll have acquired from living abroad.

3. Develop your skills further

Working abroad will give you the chance to apply knowledge, experience and skills pushing you out of your comfort zone, encouraging you to develop your abilities and yourself further.

4. Gain deeper understanding of the industry

Hands-on experience is invaluable and working abroad will teach you the practicalities of the industry from a foreign perspective. You will see hospitality from a unique angle, gaining fresh insight and learning new skills that you may not be able to acquire back home. The end result is that your foreign experiences make you a stand out from the crowd in a competitive industry.

5. Expand your professional network

A wider network connects you to more people and businesses in the industry and therefore increase your employment opportunities. A recommendation from a five-star hotel in Switzerland would look great in your resume and give a boost to your career upon your return home.