Tourism jobs in United Kingdom

UK-based, frequent travel — UK + international

We’re looking for a creative, self-sufficient Content Creator to plan, shoot, edit, and publish high-performing travel content across social platforms. You’ll be hands‑on from idea to final cut: building storylines, filming on location, editing fast, and packaging content that actually gets watched, saved, and shared. This role involves regular travel across the UK and occasional international trips.

• Create short‑form and long‑form travel content (Reels/TikTok/Shorts + YouTube where needed).
• Pitch and develop content ideas based on trends, seasonality, and audience interests.
• Plan shoots: locations, shot lists, scripts/hooks, voiceover beats, and travel logistics.
• Film on location (solo or with a small team) using a phone/camera + portable audio setup.
• Edit content end‑to‑end: cutdowns, captions, pacing, sound design, colour correction, and exports per platform.
• Write captions and titles with strong hooks, CTAs, and SEO basics (especially for YouTube).
• Manage a content calendar and deliver weekly/monthly output targets.
• Repurpose and resize content across platforms efficiently (one shoot → many assets).
• Maintain brand style: consistent tone, visuals, and messaging.
• Track performance (views, retention, saves, CTR) and iterate based on what’s working.
• Coordinate with partners/venues/tourism boards when required (briefs, deliverables, usage rights).

• Travel itinerary content (weekend trips, city guides, hidden gems, budget vs luxury)
• Hotel/stay reviews, transport tips, packing hacks
• Food + experiences + “day in the life” travel storytelling
• Voiceover explainers, on‑camera pieces, and cinematic b‑roll edits
• UGC‑style partner deliverables (if applicable)

• Proven experience creating and editing content (portfolio required).
• Strong editing skills using tools like CapCut, Premiere Pro, Final Cut, DaVinci Resolve (any is fine if output is great).
• Confident shooting video (framing, movement, b‑roll coverage, basic lighting).
• Solid audio habits (lav mic / shotgun mic, clean voiceover).
• Understands what makes short‑form content perform: hooks, pacing, retention, subtitles, payoff.
• Comfortable travelling frequently and filming in public/on the move.
• Highly organised: can manage deadlines, files, versions, and deliverables.

• Basic photography + Lightroom workflow.
• Drone experience (UK/CAA awareness is a bonus).
• Motion graphics basics (simple titles, map routes, overlays).
• Experience working with brands, tourism boards, or hospitality.
• On‑camera presence (not essential, but a big plus).

• Must have (or be able to use) a capable phone/camera setup for travel.
• Familiar with basic creator kit: tripod, gimbal, lav mic, portable light.
• Company can provide kit depending on role setup.

• Self‑starter energy: you don’t wait for instructions, you bring ideas.
• Fast, practical creativity: “good and shipped” beats “perfect and delayed.”
• Comfortable with feedback and rapid iteration.
• Professional on the road: reliable, adaptable, respectful with partners/venues.

• UK-based.
• Regular UK travel (often weekly or bi‑weekly depending on schedule).
• International travel several times per year (varies by campaigns/projects).

• 3–5 short‑form videos/week
• 10–20 supporting assets/week (stories, photos, carousels, cutdowns)
• 1–2 longer videos/month (optional depending on strategy)