J1 Cultural Exchange Jobs for Hospitality Students and Graduates: What position is right for me? Deciding on what position would be best suited to your long term goals is a necessary step before you even think about the type [...]
J1 Cultural Exchange Visa Process - What Makes a Good Agency? Finding the right agency to facilitate your J1 visa process is perhaps the most important decision you will make before you embark on this journey of a lifetime. Choosing [...]
How Hotels and Resorts Benefit from J-1 Intern/Trainee Programs Each year, there are around 35,000 interns and trainees that travel to the United States under the J-1 Exchange Visitor Program. As the manager of a luxury hotel or resort in [...]
The US Cultural Exchange J-1 Visa Program: Expectations vs Reality We have a saying here in the US when you’re making comparisons between two things that aren’t related. We say that you’re trying to compare Apples to Oranges. It’s not [...]
4 Big Challenges with Hospitality J-1 Visas and How HPUSA Can Help You If you are going to travel to the United States then you are going to need a [...]
J-1 Visa Jobs for Hospitality Students and Young Professionals: 6 Answers to Your Top Questions Traveling to the US on a J-1 Visa is a big step that will further your career. However, we realize [...]
Your J-1 experience doesn’t have to end. When you join the HPUSA Ambassador Program, you have the opportunity to help others like you go on their own journeys and share your story.
Your university will benefit from a partnership with HPUSA. Your students and alumni will expand their skills with real-world experience in 4 and 5-star hotels and resorts when they participate in the Hospitality Industry J-1 Programs in the US.
Traveling to the U.S. to gain valuable career experience is a big step. For the right person, it can be a game-changer that will help them stand out among fellow applicants. Learn how to qualify for the J-1 Program and see if you’re ready to start your journey.
Are you prepared for your J-1 Embassy Interview? It’s one of the last steps that you have to take before you can start making travel plans. One document out of place can result in your visa being denied.
