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Entry Level | Online Scheduling Coordinator

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destination knotNew York (NY)

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About the role

Online Virtual Scheduling Assistant – RemoteWe are a dynamic travel company committed to delivering seamless and personalized travel planning experiences. We specialize in luxury vacations, destination weddings, honeymoons, cruises, and family getaways. Our team thrives on organization, service, and a shared love of travel. We are looking for a reliable and detail-oriented Online Virtual Scheduling Assistant to support our team of travel advisors. This fully remote role is perfect for someone who excels in time management, calendar coordination, and client communication. You will play a key role in ensuring appointments, consultations, and travel timelines are smoothly managed. Coordinate and manage calendars for multiple travel advisors Schedule client consultations and supplier meetings Send reminders and follow-ups for scheduled appointments Track and organize important deadlines and travel milestones Support trip timeline management (e.g., payment schedules, document delivery dates) Communicate professionally with clients and team members Strong time management and organization skills Excellent written and verbal communication Comfortable using Google Calendar, scheduling tools, and email platforms Ability to multitask and work independently in a remote setting Prior experience in scheduling, admin, or customer service is a plus Enthusiasm for travel is a bonus but not required Remote, flexible work schedule ideal for work-life balance Training and ongoing support from a collaborative team Income-earning potential through administrative project support and performance-based incentives Growth pathways into roles in travel planning or operations Access to travel industry benefits and discounts following completion of training

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