International Travel Planning Advisor (Remote)
dreamscapeCharlotte (NC)
International Travel Planning Advisor (Remote)
Posted 2 days ago
dreamscapeCharlotte (NC)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Description:
Help Clients Explore the WorldWe are seeking organized, customer-focused International Travel Planning Advisors to assist travelers with researching and coordinating vacations to destinations around the world. This remote independent contractor opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys learning about new destinations, researching travel options, and helping people navigate the details involved in planning international vacations.
What You'll Do:
- Consult with clients about destinations, budgets, preferences, and travel goals
- Research international destinations, accommodations, cruises, flights, tours, and vacation packages
- Compare available travel options and supplier offerings
- Create personalized vacation recommendations and itineraries
- Coordinate eligible travel reservations
- Provide clients with relevant reservation and destination information
- Communicate supplier policies, deadlines, and travel details
- Provide professional support throughout the planning process
- Continue developing knowledge of international destinations and travel suppliers
Qualifications:
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Excellent organization and attention to detail
- Comfortable conducting online research
- Ability to learn reservation and travel technology
Customer-service-oriented
Self-motivated and comfortable working independently
Interest in international travel, tourism, or hospitality
Previous travel experience is helpful but not required. Training and ongoing professional development are available.
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