Remote Travel Agent- Booking Specialist

Posted 4 days ago

simply booked by brandiPhoenix (AZ)

Travel AgentsTravel Agencies

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Junior

About the role

About the job Remote Travel Agent- Booking Specialist We are seeking self-motivated professionals with a talent and passion for selling and servicing groups. You will recommend resorts based on the clients' needs/preferences and provide price quotes/proposals with the goal of booking their vacation and reserving the accommodations. You will then coordinate the clients' travel and manage the group through its completion, ensuring that the travel goes smoothly and the clients are satisfied. Position Responsibilities: Meet with clients to determine travel requirements, travel needs, budgets and preferences. Advise clients regarding destinations, cultures, customs, weather and activities. Sell and coordinate travel, accommodations, transfers and insurance. Collect payments, book travel arrangements and pay applicable fees. Handle travel issues, conflicts, complaints, cancellations and refunds. Maintain accurate records of bookings, payments, transactions, phone calls and meetings. Attend trainings and webinars. Requirements: Strong sales and interpersonal skills Excellent verbal and written communications skills Ability to negotiate effectively Strong problem-solving skills Detail oriented and highly organized Strong ability to manage time and prioritize tasks Working knowledge of travel trends We are a dynamic, forward-thinking company and we take pride in our people and the customer service we deliver. Our business culture embodies a combination of hard work, professionalism and of course, fun! #J-18808-Ljbffr

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