40,000 People Apply For World's Best Job

Category: Tourism, Posted:11 May 2013 | 06:00 am

The Wizard of Oz, or in this case, Australia has seen more than 40,000 people apply for the six available Best Jobs in the World.
The number started out even higher when first inquiries exceeded 330,000 for the coveted positions.
Jobs include Chief Funster, Lifestyle Photographer and Outback Adventurer.
Pay for a six month tenure is A$100,000.
It's all down to 18 finalists and the winners will be known in late June.
Considering the global ink the promo has warranted, it's been a very strong tourism promo machine.

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