This Caribbean Destination Is Hiring a 'Chief Relaxation Officer'-and the Job Involves Sleeping, Sipping, and Sunsets

"The lucky hire will split their time between The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa and the boutique farm inn Le Soleil D'or. The tourism department will provide roundtrip airfare to Grand Cayman, as well as all ground and inter-island transportation. The job recipient will also receive a daily stipend for meals and any experiences they want to explore."

"Rosa Harris, the director of tourism for the Cayman Islands Department of Tourism, said in a statement shared with T+L. "Here in the Cayman Islands, slowing down isn't an indulgence, it's a part of our culture. This promotion is our way of bringing that antidote to travelers who need it most. And yes, if you're the type who shows up to vacation with a color-coded itinerary, this assignment was made for you.""

The Cayman Islands Department of Tourism is offering a temporary Chief Relaxation Officer position for a 14-night residency across Grand Cayman and other islands. The role requires at least eight hours of nightly sleep, daily time in the water, and dining with locals to learn relaxation rituals. The occupant will stay at The Westin Grand Cayman Seven Mile Beach Resort & Spa and Le Soleil D'or, with roundtrip airfare, ground and inter-island transportation, and a daily stipend for meals and activities provided. Applicants must be U.S. residents aged 21 or older with a valid passport and submit their worst vacation story online by Feb. 17. Applications will be reviewed by the islands' Board of Relaxation. The islands feature year-round tropical temperatures and consist of Grand Cayman, Cayman Brac, and Little Cayman.

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