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If you’re on the search for Dallas hospitality jobs, there are plenty of positions available beyond hotels and restaurants.

When most people think of available positions in the leisure and hospitality industry, they only consider restaurants and hotels, but there are a number of other roles that are integral to this industry - from sports promoters and artist agents to gambling workers and museum employees.

The overall leisure and hospitality industry is part of the broader service-providing group, meaning that employees in this industry provide services to the greater public. As of October, there were 13,275,000 employees working in the leisure and hospitality industry earning an average of $13.28 per hour.

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Those with Dallas hospitality jobs (http://benchmarkinwestlake.com) are doing a good job at keeping costs low for travelers.

TripAdvisor recently released its yearly TripIndex, which is meant to help travelers pinpoint destinations where they’ll get the best value. The report compares 50 top tourist cities throughout the world, including 15 cities in the U.S.

Dallas is ranked as the second-best destination in the U.S., with a TripIndex of $210. The rankings are based on a projected total cost, which includes one night at a four-star hotel, a core food item, an alcoholic drink, and a taxi ride.

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