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Remote Booking Specialist

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aisles abroadNew York (NY)

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Junior

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$35,000 - $65,000 a year

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About the role

About the Role: We are seeking a detail-oriented and organized Remote Booking Specialist to assist with scheduling, reservations, and client coordination. This role supports clients through the booking process, ensuring accuracy, efficiency, and a high level of service from start to finish. This is a remote position ideal for individuals who enjoy working independently, managing details, and helping clients plan and organize their experiences. Key Responsibilities Coordinate and manage bookings, reservations, and scheduling requests Assist clients with selecting options that align with their preferences and needs Review booking details for accuracy, timelines, and completeness Maintain organized records of client interactions and reservations Communicate updates, confirmations, and important details clearly and professionally Provide ongoing support throughout the booking process Ensure a smooth and positive client experience from inquiry to completion Qualifications Strong organizational and time management skills Excellent communication and customer service abilities Comfortable working in a remote environment with minimal supervision Detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple tasks Basic computer proficiency (email, online systems, data entry) Ability to learn new platforms and processes quickly Preferred (Not Required) Experience in customer service, coordination, or administrative roles Interest in travel, events, or hospitality-related services $35,000 - $65,000 a year What We Offer Flexible remote work environment Ongoing training and support Opportunities to grow within a structured and supportive team environment Performance-based advancement opportunities Work Environment This is a remote role requiring reliable internet access and the ability to manage tasks independently. Candidates should be comfortable communicating virtually and maintaining a professional presence in a digital workspace.

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