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Roadsurfer

Roadsurfer

TravelMunich, Germany800 employeesFounded 2015roadsurfer.comSevilleValencia

Roadsurfer is a European leader in campervan and motorhome rental, headquartered in Munich, Germany. The company operates a modern fleet of campervans across numerous stations in Europe, offering flexible travel experiences for both leisure and road trip enthusiasts. With a strong tech-driven booking platform, roadsurfer has scaled rapidly since its founding, positioning itself as a major player in the travel and tourism industry across the continent.

In Spain, roadsurfer operates stations in key tourist destinations like Seville and Valencia, where they are actively hiring for operations and station management roles. These positions are well-suited for international professionals with strong organizational skills and a passion for travel, offering an opportunity to work within a dynamic, growing company in some of Spain's most vibrant cities. The work culture emphasizes flexibility, team spirit, and customer focus, making it an attractive option for those seeking seasonal or long-term roles in the Spanish tourism sector.

Company History

Roadsurfer was founded in 2015 by Christian Jaser and Jan-Philipp Behr in Munich, Germany, with the aim of revolutionizing the campervan rental market through a modern, digital-first approach. Since then, the company has expanded rapidly across Europe, growing its fleet and station network to become one of the continent's leading campervan rental platforms.

For International Professionals

  • Roadsurfer offers internal mobility opportunities across its European stations, which could be appealing for relocators looking to travel while working.
  • Positions in Spain include operational and customer-facing roles that require will be in English and German, making non-Spanish speakers viable candidates.
  • Seasonal roles may provide a foot-in-the-door for internationals looking to stay longer in Spain, as performance can lead to extended contracts.
  • The company emphasizes a flat hierarchy and agile work environment, which can make a transition into a challenging role smoother.
  • Spanish station teams are often small, giving relocators meaningful responsibility from day one.

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