Take a virtual tour to any place around the world and earn $1000 as award

Getting a dream travel job, where you get paid for travelling the world, will necessarily give you the high at any point of time. However, in the wake of COVID-19 pandemic, tourism is struggling, along with you being stuck at home. The risk of travel seems to be a dreadful thought for now. So how about going on a virtual tour from the comfort of your home, and also getting paid for it? Well, this is set to become a reality. There is a company that is willing to shell out $1000 to you to take a virtual tour of any destination you want.
So, if you have been lazy or just ignoring the virtual tours, this enticing offer will get you up and running. Referring to this offer, the travel portal said that one way the theme parks, museums, and other businesses are helping people to keep calm is by creating these innovative virtual tours, which help people to take a break from the reality and satiate their travel blues.
The job description reads that an ideal candidate needs to have ‘a healthy amount of wanderlust’ and ‘a passion for art, exploration, and adventure,’ strong attention to detail, and also being available to take 10 virtual tours within a month. Active Twitter and Facebook accounts are also a must.

Referring to the job details, the company added that they are looking for someone who can help them determine which of these virtual tours are the best ways to escape their quarantine cabin fever. The company will be enlisting someone to take 10 virtual tours, review their best features, and pick one as their dream destination once it’s safe to travel again. In return, they will be awarding the person $1000 in cash, which can be used for their dream trip.
The winning applicant will get an extensive list of virtual tours to choose from. He can select his top 10, enjoy the tours, and name a winner. Anybody interested in this job can fill out the necessary application form and share why he is the ideal candidate for the job. The winner will be declared on June 30, 2020.