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Core Values
Our VisionTo become a global leader in the travel industry, recognized for our commitment to excellence, sustainable practices, and enriching the lives of every adventurer we serve.
Our MissionEnrich lives through transformative travel experiences, connecting people with diverse cultures, fostering understanding, and creating cherished memories that last a lifetime.
Our PlanTo curate innovative, tailor-made itineraries, blending expertise and creativity, ensuring seamless organization, and exceeding expectations, delivering unparalleled journeys to our valued travelers.
500
+ Total Jobs
1,900
+ Today's Applicants
750
+ Skilled Lecturers
30
+ Win Awards
Yes. A written employment contract is mandatory and includes:
Job title
Salary
Contract duration
Working hours
Benefits
No visa is processed without a valid contract.
Yes. Kenyan citizens require a Luxembourg work visa (Type D – Long Stay) to legally work in Luxembourg.
The visa process is done after you receive a valid job offer from a licensed employer in Luxembourg.
The process involves both the employer and the applicant:
The employer applies for work authorization in Luxembourg.
The applicant applies for the visa at the relevant embassy once approval is issued.
You must have:
A valid Kenyan passport
At least 12 months validity
At least 2–3 blank pages
Damaged or near-expiry passports are not accepted.
It depends on the job:
Unskilled / entry-level jobs: Experience is not mandatory
Skilled or professional jobs: Experience and/or certificates may be required
Each job listing clearly states its requirements.
Accommodation depends on the employer:
Some jobs offer accommodation assistance
Others help you find affordable hostels or shared housing
In some cases, accommodation costs are paid by the worker
Details are shared before travel.
A hostel is temporary shared accommodation used when arriving:
Safe and affordable
Used during the first weeks
Gives time to settle and find long-term housing
It is common for new workers in Europe.
On average:
Work authorization: 4–8 weeks
Visa processing: 2–4 weeks
Total time may vary depending on documents and embassy schedules.
Job changes are regulated:
Usually allowed after a certain period
Must follow immigration and labour rules
New authorization may be required
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