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Remote Vacation Planner

Posted 4 days ago

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

DMR Travel is a travel services company that provides trip planning and booking assistance for leisure travelers. We support clients with vacations such as cruises, resort stays, and guided travel experiences by coordinating arrangements with established travel suppliers.
Position Overview: The Remote Vacation Planner assists clients with researching, organizing, and coordinating travel plans while ensuring accuracy and timely communication. This role is focused on customer support, booking coordination, and administrative organization in a remote work environment.
Key Responsibilities: Assist with planning and coordinating travel arrangements, including flights, accommodations, cruises, and vacation packages Provide general destination information and itinerary support to clients Communicate with travel suppliers to confirm reservations and booking details Respond to client inquiries via email, phone, and online communication platforms Maintain accurate client records and booking documentation Follow company procedures and guidelines related to bookings and client communication
Required Qualifications: Strong written and verbal communication skills Excellent attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to work independently in a remote setting Basic computer skills and reliable internet access Minimum age of 18 Authorized to work from approved regions (U.S., U.K., or other approved locations) Prior travel industry experience is not required; training is provided
Position Details: Fully remote role Flexible scheduling within operational needs Initial training and ongoing support provided Opportunity for increased responsibilities based on performance and business needs

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