Luxury Travel Consultant-Remote
christiChicago (IL)
Luxury Travel Consultant-Remote
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christiChicago (IL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
About the Role:
Help clients plan personalized vacations with a focus on upscale resorts, premium cruises, romantic escapes, and memorable experiences. This role combines travel research, attentive service, and coordination to match clients with options that fit their preferences and budget.
What You'll Do: Research luxury resorts, all-inclusive properties, cruises, and destinations.
Communicate with clients to understand their travel preferences, budgets, and expectations.
Prepare personalized vacation quotes and itinerary recommendations.
Coordinate reservations for accommodations, transportation, and activities.
Explain available room categories, amenities, and package inclusions.
Track payment deadlines and communicate important travel details.
Provide client support before, during, and after travel.
Build client relationships and promote your travel planning services.
Who You Are: A strong communicator with a customer-focused approach.
Organized, detail-oriented, and self-motivated.
Comfortable researching destinations and learning online booking systems.
Interested in luxury travel and personalized vacation planning.
Able to manage multiple inquiries and follow up consistently.
Equipped with reliable internet access and a computer or laptop.
Customer service, hospitality, sales, or travel experience is helpful.
Training & Resources:
Travel training and supplier education.
Access to booking platforms and destination resources.
Continued learning about resorts, cruises, and travel products.
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