For a career with HEART

Lincoln was once declared one of the UK’s happiest places to live and work - and one of the top 20 places to visit in the world - which is why the 28,200 people employed within the visitor economy are so important to the region. There are nearly 31 million visits made to Greater Lincolnshire each year and those visitors spend over £500 million on food and drink and £650 million in our shops.

As a tourist destination, Lincolnshire offers so much. The area is full of unique and distinctive features that appeal to a whole range of ages and interests.

From the buzzing holiday resorts along the coast, to the award-winning attractions in the city, there are an abundance of places to work, visit and enjoy:

  • Heritage attractions
  • Coastal resorts
  • More than 120 sites of Scientific Interest
  • Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty
  • Historic houses
  • 600 ancient monuments
profile shot 1

Case Study

Kimberley Vickers started a career as front of house, and now shapes the strategic direction for Lincoln Castle and Cultural Services

My career began as a front-of-house assistant at the Usher Art Gallery and since then I have taken on lots of different roles within Lincolnshire County Council’s Cultural Service - climbing the career ladder to my current position. I am immensely proud of my Lincolnshire roots and can’t believe the career opportunities that working within this sector has given me. From developing exciting events programmes, bringing world class acts to historic venues and having a turret as an office - there really is no other sector that gives so much variety to your day to day role.  As part of my organisation’s commitment to personal professional development, I also recently completed my MBA in Leadership and became an associate manager of the Chartered Institute. Our cultural venues and event programmes contribute significantly to the local visitor economy and I relish the opportunity to raise the profile of our wonderful county.

profile shot 1
  • Profile Picture of Stokes Tea & Coffee

    “Connor’s journey highlights his inspiring dedication and growth, showcasing his newfound confidence and value to the team. His story underscores the importance of inclusivity in cafes, which enriches lives, brings diverse perspectives, and fosters a dynamic team spirit.”

    Stokes Tea & Coffee
  • Profile Picture of Nicky van der Drift, International Bomber Command Centre

    “From Chambermaid to CEO – training in hospitality gave me so many transferrable skills – planning, change management, customer service, organisation, all great life skills which gave me the confidence to use them to create the career I wanted. Hospitality opens up the world to you - the sky’s the limit!”

    Nicky van der Drift, International Bomber Command Centre