by #Internship | Nov 8, 2026 | Application
Want to spend summer 2027 working in a US hotel or resort on a J-1 hospitality internship? The students who get the best placements are rarely the ones who apply in April. Between the application, the host interview, the training plan, the sponsor paperwork and the US...
by #Internship | Nov 1, 2026 | Application, Internship
A J-1 hospitality internship in the USA is paid — but how much you actually keep depends on more than the hourly rate or the monthly stipend. Tips, taxes, housing and the cost of living in your city all matter. This guide helps you understand how money works for a J-1...
by #Internship | Nov 1, 2026 | Application, Internship
A J-1 hospitality internship comes with a set of acronyms that can be confusing: DS-2019, DS-7002, SEVIS, DS-160… Each document has a precise role, and a missing or inconsistent one can delay your departure. Here is what each one is, who issues it and when you need...
by #Internship | Nov 1, 2026 | Application, Internship
For most candidates, the most stressful step of a J-1 hospitality internship is not the hotel interview — it is the visa interview at the US Embassy or Consulate. It is short, it happens in English, and it decides whether you can travel. This guide explains how it...
by #Internship | Nov 1, 2026 | Application, Internship
Two of the most popular ways for hospitality students to gain paid international experience are PIC Management’s New Zealand paid hospitality internship and the USA J-1 hotel internship. Both put you in hotels and restaurants in an English-speaking country, but they...
by | May 12, 2026 | Application
The United States is now open. PIC Management officially launches its USA internship program — 12-month J-1 visa placements in hotels, restaurants and resorts across multiple American destinations. Applications are open now. 📋 Program at a glance: Up to 12...
