Government Travel Advisor Specialists - Sabre Experts (Fully Remote)

Posted 9 days ago

tp servicesDenver (CO)

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About the role

Serve as a dedicated travel counselor supporting U.S. military personnel and government travelers. Manage end-to-end booking process via phone, email, and messaging, ensuring adherence to compliance and service metrics. Handle time-sensitive itineraries, including changes due to orders or emergencies, with composure and urgency.

Qualifications: Minimum 3 years' Sabre GDS experience with core command proficiency (PNR, fare pricing, ticketing, exchanges). Minimum 2 years' international booking experience, including complex itineraries and fare construction. Experience with government fares (JTR, DTS, CPA) and prior military/government support strongly preferred. Comprehensive health benefits including medical, vision, and dental. Mental health resources, including Employment Assistance Programs and personal time off. Financial benefits: 401(K), life insurance, supplemental coverage, and retailer discounts. Fully remote with requirements for hardwired internet (15 Mbps download/10 Mbps upload, ISP under 50ms). Structured schedule with a variety of shifts, supporting a 24/7 operation culture. Inclusive culture with opportunities for career advancement and support for military families. TP TP is a leading global provider of digital business services, partnering with prominent brands to optimize operations through advanced technology and sustainable practices. With a workforce of 500,000 across 300 languages, they foster a culture of inclusion, diversity, and career growth.

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