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Robin Stuart

Demand for British-trained butlers rising in Middle East, China

Business, Economics and Jobs

As the developing world becomes more affluent, many of the newly rich are wanting to have butlers and other personal servants. The gold standard for those personal servants is butlers trained in the United Kingdom, which has created a demand that far outstrips supply.

Demand for British Butlers on the Rise in Middle East and China

Arts, Culture & Media
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