Where to post hotel jobs in the Caribbean, and what it costs

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  1. Prices per job ad
  2. When a government portal or newspaper is required
  3. What makes a hotel job ad work
  4. How it works on Caribbean Hotel Jobs
  5. FAQ

The short answer: most Caribbean hotels advertise in three places: their own career page, a Caribbean job board, and Facebook or WhatsApp. If you hire on a work permit, the island's government portal and a local newspaper may be required too. Free options exist: one job at a time on Caribbean Hotel Jobs, CHTA's job bank for CHTA members, LinkedIn's one free job, and Facebook groups. Paid single ads on the regional and hospitality job boards we checked cost US$ 249 to US$ 567 each and run for 14 to 30 days.

We run Caribbean Hotel Jobs, one of the options below. Competitor prices are what each site published when we checked on 26 October 2026, and they change, so check before you buy. If anything here is wrong, email hello@caribbeanhoteljobs.com and we will correct it.

Prices per job ad

Where What one ad costs How long it runs Free option
Caribbean Hotel Jobs Free for one job at a time 30 days Yes. Paid plans run more jobs at once for 60 days each
CaribbeanJobs.com US$ 567 (Standard, labelled an introductory offer) 14 days None found
Caribbean Jobs Online US$ 250 (Standard) 21 days A pay-per-match option
CHTA Caribbean Tourism Job Bank US$ 249 for non-members; free for CHTA members (January 2025 price list) 30 days For CHTA members
Hospitality Online US$ 445 30 days No
Hosco €169 30 days Free company account
LinkedIn Free for one job at a time; promoted jobs on a budget you set Varies Yes
Facebook groups Free to post Until the post is buried Yes

Indeed has no country site for most Caribbean countries (jm.indeed.com goes to the US site), so check whether it accepts your island before you rely on it.

When a government portal or newspaper is required

Some islands require vacancies to be advertised locally before a work permit is granted. In the Cayman Islands, every vacancy must be posted on the WORC Jobs Portal, and employers must advertise for 21 days, on the portal and in a local newspaper, before applying for a work permit. Other islands have their own rules on advertising to citizens first: see our work permit guide and ask the labour department before you hire from abroad.

What makes a hotel job ad work

  • Show the pay. A real figure with the period ("EC$ 2,200 a month") gets more and better applicants than "competitive", and it filters out people who would turn the offer down later.
  • Say what comes with it. Service charge or tips, staff housing, meals, transport, uniforms and permit support. These matter as much as the base pay to people moving islands.
  • Make it easy to apply from a phone. Most hotel workers job hunt on their phones, often on prepaid data. Ask for a short work history rather than a formatted CV file.
  • Reply to everyone. Applicants who hear back, even with a no, apply to you again.

How it works on Caribbean Hotel Jobs

You can post a job yourself, or simply email the job title and pay to hello@caribbeanhoteljobs.com and we put it live for you and create your employer account. We check every employer before their first job goes live. Applicants apply in about a minute, without an account, and you can reply to them on WhatsApp in one tap. See for employers and the plans.

FAQ

Where can I post a hotel job in the Caribbean for free?

On Caribbean Hotel Jobs you can post one job at a time free, live for 30 days. CHTA members have been able to post free on the CHTA Caribbean Tourism Job Bank, LinkedIn allows one free job at a time, and Facebook groups are free but have no applicant tracking.

How much does it cost to advertise a hotel job in the Caribbean?

On the regional and hospitality job boards we checked in October 2026, a single paid ad cost between US$ 249 and US$ 567 and ran for 14 to 30 days. CaribbeanJobs.com charged US$ 567 for 14 days, Caribbean Jobs Online US$ 250 for 21 days, and the CHTA job bank US$ 249 for 30 days for non-members.

Do I have to advertise locally before hiring a foreign worker?

On many islands, yes. In the Cayman Islands the vacancy must be advertised for 21 days on the WORC Jobs Portal and in a local newspaper before a work permit application. Check the rules with the island's labour or immigration department.

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