If you love traveling, swimming in crystal-clear waters, and sipping on cool margaritas, you're going to absolutely die for this job opportunity. How does spending a year in Mexico's most beautiful resorts sounds to you? How about gourmet dining, high-end spas, massive golf courses, and exclusive entertainment?

You're right, it truly sounds like a dream, and the best part is, you can get paid for all of it! To be specific, you'll get a one-year salary of $120,000 plus travel expenses.

This unbelievable job announcement was recently given over by Vedanta, a collection of premier destination resorts across Mexico. One lucky candidate will have the chance to be Vedanta's brand ambassador with some of Mexico's most luxurious hotels as their new workplace.

Executive vice president of Group Vidanta said, "It's an understatement when we say that the 'perks' of this position are endless. The lucky applicant will fully immerse themselves in each of our resort destinations; from uncovering ancient Mayan ruins, hidden eateries, and underwater cenotes to discovering the hottest new restaurants and nightclubs."

Although this job sounds like the perfect vaca, there is, however, work involved. The job description of the brand ambassador is to act as Vindata's on-location social influencer, gathering content, while experiencing the comfort, luxury, and great adventures offered at their resorts.

The position involves inspiring travelers around the world through their experiences. These experiences include fancy spas, breakfast in bed, poolside margaritas, and other outdoor adventures. A typical day's work will include taste-testing gourmet dishes, visiting archeological sites, and stargazing along the Sea of Cortez.

The lucky person who gets selected for the position will go through extensive training, which will prepare them for the role. They attain skills for a post-Mexico career if they ever decide to leave. The ideal candidate will have a background in hospitality or sales, a warm personality, passion for travel, and most importantly, willingness to live in Mexico for a year.