Client Travel Experience Coordinator

Posted 6 days ago

destinationswithdunnOrlando (FL)

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About the role

We're seeking motivated individuals with strong customer service and communication skills to assist clients with booking vacations, cruises, hotels, resorts, and other travel experiences. No prior travel industry experience is required. Comprehensive training, ongoing support, and professional development are provided.
Responsibilities: Assist clients with booking vacations, cruises, hotels, resorts, tours, and other travel arrangements Research travel options based on client preferences and budgets Provide outstanding customer service throughout the booking process Stay informed about supplier promotions and special offers Maintain accurate booking information and client records Build lasting relationships with clients through exceptional service Work independently while receiving ongoing team support Qualifications Strong communication and customer service skills Comfortable using a computer, smartphone, and online tools Detail-oriented and organized Self-motivated with the ability to manage your own schedule Professional attitude and willingness to learn Must be authorized to work in the United States What We Offer 100% Remote work Flexible full-time or part-time schedule Comprehensive training provided Ongoing mentorship and support Professional development opportunities Industry certifications Travel discounts and perks Performance-based earning potential Ideal Backgrounds This opportunity may be a great fit for individuals with experience in: Customer service Hospitality Administrative support Sales Retail Education Healthcare Remote work Or anyone looking to build a flexible career in the travel industry If you enjoy helping people, have excellent communication skills, and are looking for a flexible remote opportunity, we'd love to hear from you.

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