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Hospitality & Tourism jobs in High Country, VIC

There are 11 Hospitality & Tourism jobs advertised in the High Country on ViewJobs, from 8 employers and recruiters.

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By the numbers

11 Hospitality & Tourism roles in High Country

Job types

Share of roles by employment type.

  • Part-time5 (45%)
  • Casual4 (36%)
  • Full-time2 (18%)

Top employers

Most active employers hiring in High Country.

Explore specialisms

Hospitality & Tourism by specialism.

Each specialism has its own page: where the roles are, who is hiring and the latest ads.

3 live rolesKitchen & sandwich hands2 live rolesChefs/cooks1 live roleHousekeeping1 live roleBar & beverage staff1 live roleHospitality management1 live roleWaiting staff

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The local market

The High Country's hospitality job market

Figures for the High Country cover ABS region Hume (SA4 204). Jobs and Skills Australia's Internet Vacancy Index is a monthly count of online job ads, compiled from SEEK, CareerOne and Workforce Australia. Regional figures are three-month averages. It is not a count of ViewJobs' own ads.

Figure 1: Online hospitality job ads a month, HumeHospitality occupations: food trades, hospitality workers, and food preparation assistants. Three-month average, September 2025 to September 2026.
  • Food trades
  • Hospitality workers
  • Food preparation assistants
020406080Food trades, Sep: 36Hospitality workers, Sep: 17Food preparation assistants, Sep: 558SepFood trades, Oct: 41Hospitality workers, Oct: 19Food preparation assistants, Oct: 7Food trades, Nov: 43Hospitality workers, Nov: 17Food preparation assistants, Nov: 8NovFood trades, Dec: 38Hospitality workers, Dec: 13Food preparation assistants, Dec: 8Food trades, Jan: 32Hospitality workers, Jan: 13Food preparation assistants, Jan: 7JanFood trades, Feb: 27Hospitality workers, Feb: 13Food preparation assistants, Feb: 7Food trades, Mar: 29Hospitality workers, Mar: 14Food preparation assistants, Mar: 8MarFood trades, Apr: 31Hospitality workers, Apr: 13Food preparation assistants, Apr: 9Food trades, May: 36Hospitality workers, May: 12Food preparation assistants, May: 7MayFood trades, Jun: 36Hospitality workers, Jun: 12Food preparation assistants, Jun: 5Food trades, Jul: 39Hospitality workers, Jul: 11Food preparation assistants, Jul: 6JulFood trades, Aug: 37Hospitality workers, Aug: 14Food preparation assistants, Aug: 7Food trades, Sep: 38Hospitality workers, Sep: 16Food preparation assistants, Sep: 862Sep

Sources: Jobs and Skills Australia[1]; ViewJobs analysis[2].

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Online hospitality job ads a month, Hume
MonthFood tradesHospitality workersFood preparation assistantsTotal
September 20253617558
October 20254119767
November 20254317868
December 20253813859
January 20263213752
February 20262713747
March 20262914851
April 20263113953
May 20263612755
June 20263612553
July 20263911656
August 20263714758
September 20263816862
Unemployment rate
3.2%
ABS, September 2026 · about the same as September 2025[3]
Employed people
96,368
ABS, September 2026 · no change since September 2025[3]
Online job ads a month (all jobs)
937
JSA, September 2026 · down 0.3% since September 2025[1]
People in Workforce Australia employment services
5,155
DEWR, June 2026 · up 3.0% since June 2025[4]
Figure 2: People employed in hospitality occupations in the High CountryAn estimated 5,614 people employed in September 2026: down 6.9% on September 2025, and down 0.3% on September 2021. One point each September, 2021 to 2026.
Sep 2021: 5,631Sep 20215,631Sep 2022: 6,310Sep 20226,310Sep 2023: 6,320Sep 20236,320Sep 2024: 6,326Sep 20246,326Sep 2025: 6,027Sep 20256,027Sep 2026: 5,614Sep 20265,614

Sources: Jobs and Skills Australia[5]; ViewJobs[6].

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People employed in hospitality occupations in the High Country
MonthPeople employed
September 20215,631
September 20226,310
September 20236,320
September 20246,326
September 20256,027
September 20265,614

Longer-term trend

Figure 3: Accommodation and food services jobs, Hume, 2019 to 2023Employee jobs in the year to 30 June, 2019 to 2023.
2019: 10,760201910,7602020: 10,908202010,9082021: 11,688202111,6882022: 13,683202213,6832023: 14,604202314,604

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics[7].

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Accommodation and food services jobs, Hume, 2019 to 2023
YearEmployee jobs
201910,760
202010,908
202111,688
202213,683
202314,604

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Quick answers

Hospitality & Tourism work in the High Country, answered

How many Hospitality & Tourism jobs are there in the High Country?

11 Hospitality & Tourism jobs are live on ViewJobs in the High Country, from 8 employers and recruiters. 5 are part-time, 4 casual and 2 full-time.

Source: ViewJobs live ads[8].

Is demand for Hospitality & Tourism workers in the High Country growing?

Demand is rising. Employers in the High Country, across the area Hume, placed about 62 online ads a month for hospitality jobs in the three months to September 2026, up 6.9% on a year earlier (58). Ads for food preparation assistants rose from 5 to 8 a month.

Sources: Jobs and Skills Australia[1]; ViewJobs analysis[2].

Who is hiring Hospitality & Tourism workers in the High Country?

Beechworth Health Service has the most live ads of any direct employer (3). Next is Domino's (2). 8 employers and recruiters have live ads in all.

Source: ViewJobs live ads[8].

What is the job market like in the High Country overall?

Online job ads for all occupations in the High Country, across the area Hume, averaged 937 a month in the three months to September 2026, down 0.3% on a year earlier.

Source: Jobs and Skills Australia[1].

What is the unemployment rate in the High Country?

The unemployment rate in the High Country, across the area Hume, was 3.2% in September 2026, about the same as a year earlier (ABS modelled estimate).

Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics[3].

Are the High Country's Hospitality & Tourism jobs mostly full-time?

Fewer than half are full-time: 2 of 11 (18%). 5 are part-time (45%) and 4 casual (36%).

Source: ViewJobs live ads[8].

Sources and method

Where these numbers come from

  1. Jobs and Skills Australia, Internet Vacancy Index, September 2026. jobsandskills.gov.au/sites/default/files/2026-10/internet_vacancies_anzsco2_occupations_gccsa_and_sa4_regions_-_september_2026.xlsx. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Accessed 25 October 2026.
  2. ViewJobs, ViewJobs analysis of the Jobs and Skills Australia Internet Vacancy Index, September 2026. jobsandskills.gov.au/data/internet-vacancy-index. The three hospitality occupation groups combined.
  3. Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional Labour Force, September 2026. abs.gov.au/statistics/labour/employment-and-unemployment/regional-labour-force/sep-2026/MLF1.xlsx. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Accessed 25 October 2026.
  4. Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Workforce Australia Caseload by Selected Cohorts, June 2026. dewr.gov.au/employment-services-data/resources/workforce-australia-caseload-selected-cohorts-30-june-2026. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Accessed 26 October 2026. The views expressed in this report are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations (or DEWR).
  5. Jobs and Skills Australia, Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation, September 2026. jobsandskills.gov.au/sites/default/files/2026-10/2026-09_nero.zip. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Accessed 27 October 2026. Source: Jobs and Skills Australia, Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation (NERO), September 2026, CC BY 4.0. Experimental estimates.
  6. ViewJobs, ViewJobs analysis of the Jobs and Skills Australia Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation, September 2026. jobsandskills.gov.au/data/nero. The occupation group is an approximation: Jobs and Skills Australia's job-ads groups mapped to ANZSCO unit groups.
  7. Australian Bureau of Statistics, Data by Region, v1.6.0. dbr.abs.gov.au. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Accessed 25 October 2026.
  8. ViewJobs, Live job ads on ViewJobs, 30 Oct 2026. viewjobs.com.au.

Method

  • Online job ads: Jobs and Skills Australia's Internet Vacancy Index is a monthly count of online job ads, compiled from SEEK, CareerOne and Workforce Australia. Regional figures are three-month averages. It is not a count of ViewJobs' own ads. Published under CC BY 4.0.
  • Australian Bureau of Statistics, Regional Labour Force: monthly unemployment, participation and employment are the ABS's Regional Labour Force modelled estimates: the ABS combines its Labour Force Survey with administrative data to estimate each labour market region. They are in original terms, not seasonally adjusted, so every change here compares a month with the same month a year earlier. The ABS's labour market regions follow the 2011 boundaries of its SA4 regions, which differ slightly from today's in a few areas. Published under CC BY 4.0.
  • Jobs and Skills Australia, Nowcast of Employment by Region and Occupation: estimated employment by occupation, published under CC BY 4.0. Jobs and Skills Australia's nowcast is experimental: its figures are model estimates of the people employed in each occupation, not a count of them, and each monthly release revises the months before it.
  • Australian Bureau of Statistics, Data by Region: employee jobs by industry, published under CC BY 4.0. The latest ABS jobs figures here are for the year to 30 June 2023. Every figure shows its year.
  • ViewJobs live ads: ads open on ViewJobs in the Hospitality & Tourism classification, placed in the High Country, counted on 30 Oct 2026.
  • ViewJobs analysis: a figure that adds up several occupation groups, industries or areas. The sources publish the parts; the sum is ViewJobs' own, and its reference says what was combined.

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ViewJobs (2026). Hospitality & Tourism jobs in High Country, VIC, data to September 2026. https://www.viewjobs.com.au/jobs/vic/regional-rural/high-country/hospitality-and-tourism

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