Expat Explore Reviews

3.1

42% would recommend to a friend

(26 total reviews)

36% positive business outlook

Expat Explore has an employee rating of 3.1 out of 5 stars, based on 26 company reviews on Glassdoor which indicates that most employees have a good working experience there.

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26 reviews
1.0
5 Mar 2017

Management warning

Anonymous employee
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Great pay interns of commissions and tips. Get to see all of Europe and meet great people

Cons

Very low daily pay Make you subcontract through another's company so you are actually an employee of this second company, This is so they can wipe their hands of any direct responsibility.However working hours, pay and conditioning break every UK employees rights and fair pay. Management plan to what they like and do no consider passengers or crews needs or advice in planning. So tours are exhausting for all involved. Poor communication and treatment from middle management has been an issue for a while now. Extremely poor training methods of late leading to high turn overs and poor guides.

1.0
10 Feb 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

- Meet many new people from all over the globe - If you know how to sell, the company gives you opportunities to make commission on product sold on tour

Cons

- Long hours - Ridiculous tours with no time for passengers to explore - not much support from office staff and managers - I have noted comments about a boys club at Expat Explore here on Glassdoor, and as a female can confirm this is true. Male tour leaders are given the most days on the road and are put on tours which guarantee them more commissions, it can clearly be seen that they are given the cream of the crop! To our misfortune, if female tour leaders have an issue we are told we complain to much, yet the male tour leaders make a complaint and it is looked into an actioned almost immediately! I personally have had a male tour leader laugh at me and say it is easy for him to get what he wants, it just takes a call to the head of the so called “boys club”. The male tour leaders can sleep with who they like and it’s fine, female tour leaders are called up on it and made to feel bad or ashamed! Male tour leaders can do the bare minimum on a tour, wear what they want and ask for more the suggested amount for tips and this is okay. Women on the other hand are scored down on anything they can pin us down on. From my understanding women in the office also feel this way, but have only heard comments made about this a few times. It’s a shame really, it’s something you can actually see when you walk into the office. Many of us wish we had someone to talk to and who will actually do something, be they are all controlled by the apparent “boys club leader”. Many of us try to speak to the owners of the company, but can tell they do not have much of a care of how we tour leaders feel. If the had cared, surely they would have put a stop to the male chauvinist actions displayed in the company.

1.0
7 Jan 2020
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

Travel , good salary, great customers.

Cons

The job takes over your whole life, something which you get no thanks for. If you are willing to sell your soul, the money can be great - I say "can be great" as management has and has always had firm favourites - it doesnt matter how well you do your job or how loyal an employee you are, you will receive no thanks and no benefits. There is zero loyalty from the company and not much respect.

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