To become a concierge in the UK, young people typically start by working in hotels in front of house roles such as porter or receptionist. Gaining experience in these positions is important before transitioning into a concierge role. Additionally, apprenticeships in hospitality may be available, providing structured training with an employer.

Yes, being a concierge is considered a profession.

A travel concierge is a professional who assists individuals in planning their travel itineraries. They have extensive knowledge about various destinations and can provide detailed information and recommendations to clients. Their role is to ensure that all aspects of the trip are well-organized and tailored to the client's preferences and needs.

There is no formal education requirement to be a concierge, although some employers may prefer a certificate or degree in a hospitality-related field. Most employers will provide on-the-job training.