It’s difficult to think of another industry that is more dynamic, fast-paced, exciting, diverse, and sometimes stressful, as the hospitality industry. In this ever-evolving world of hospitality, every day is different and you will rarely experience the same situation twice.

Preparing for a J-1 interview with the host company of your dreams might seem intimidating at first, but getting prepared and practicing in advance will definitely help you boost your confidence and perform better.

Enrolling in a J-1 hospitality internship or trainee program in the United States is a great way to learn and gain practical international experience, which is necessary for anyone who wants to pursue a career in the hospitality industry.

Moving overseas to start your American journey can be an exciting experience and often you will find yourself exploring new places, meeting new people, and trying different cultural activities. However, it may happen that in the beginning of your journey, especially if this is your first time traveling and living abroad, that you will experience culture shock.

A guide for participants in the J-1 Internship and Trainee Program in the United States. Find out how to apply for the Social Security Number (SSN).

As a hospitality professional, it’s important to research, stay aligned and understand the new trends and challenges that the industry is facing. Learn about upcoming hospitality trends in 2022 and their impact, and how to jump-start your career in the hospitality industry.

Want to experience Miami in its most authentic form? Here are the seven best activities in Miami to indulge in when visiting this beautiful city. Immerse yourself into its authentic history, art, and culture.

The first episode from our new series of J-1 Interview Sessions Around the World. We are proud and excited to present to you an Interview with Mr. Robert Saltz - Head of Career Services SHMS, Swiss Education Group.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) allows participants a 30-day travel period, which is commonly known as the “Grace Period”. The Travel Grace Period provides J-1 exchange visitors with an incredible opportunity to travel and experience more cultural activities in the country after the successful completion of a J-1 Intern or Trainee Program.

Embarking on a J-1 internship program is a unique journey that can positively impact your professional and personal life. There are many advantages and benefits to living abroad and enrolling in an internship program in the United States.

The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is a web-based information system that was deployed in 2003, in order to monitor and track F, M and J nonimmigrants and dependents throughout the duration of their approved exchange visitor program in the United States.

In 2019, Cosmin Neag won a full all-inclusive scholarship program, organized by International Trainee Network & Odyssey International Exchange in collaboration with American Hotel Academy, and decided to use the scholarship for a hospitality program in Hawaii.

All candidates need to obtain a J-1 Visa in order to start their J-1 Internship or Trainee program in the United States. Being granted a J-1 Visa is a wonderful accomplishment that will embark applicants on a new journey and open lots of opportunities.