Travel Agent at pretty little adventures Remote

Posted 10 days ago

pretty little adventuresNew York (NY)

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About the role

Travel Agent job at pretty little adventures. Remote. We are looking for an energetic, driven, and detail-oriented Remote Travel Consultant. Our Travel Consultants play a key role in our travel team building itineraries, crafting emails, performing hotel rate checks, arranging concierge services, corresponding with suppliers, and building relationships with our trusted supplier network and clientele. Responsibilities Support in writing emails to clients Research destination, culinary, and activity recommendations Correspond with suppliers to coordinate curated travel arrangements Create and keep client travel documents and invoices updated Completes travel arrangements for clients with air, hotel, car, and other ground transportation vendors at the lowest possible fares. Utilizes preferred vendors to minimize expense Participates fully as a team member to assist as needed in completing all functions related to servicing the travel needs of the staff, including ticket/itinerary processing, clerical functions, travel credits, etc. Knowledge, Skills, & Qualifications Degree in Marketing, Hospitality, Travel & Tourism or Business a plus A passion for travel Highly organized with a strong attention to detail Self-driven in an autonomous, remote environment Ability to set goals and develop achievable timelines to hit them
Requirements: A dedicated home work environment, including: A computer Cell phone High-speed internet Minimal distractions

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