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Corporate Travel Ticketing Agent

Posted 14 days ago

atg travel worldwideSeattle (WA)

SENIORITY

Junior

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About the role

Reporting to the Team Leader, US Operations, the Ticketing Specialist is responsible for applying consistently high levels of customer service to The Allstars Travel Group Corporate Clients; accurately managing all queues and email requests by following established processes and procedures.
Main Responsibilities: -Handle all PNRs that do not pass automated QC checks, and queues for messages from airlines, hotels, autos, etc. within the client’s and ATG’s travel policies.-Utilize advanced knowledge of global distribution systems (GDS) and booking platforms (e.g., Sabre) to facilitate smooth and efficient processing.-Manage inquiries and troubleshoot issues related to all bookings (domestic, international) promptly, ensuring exceptional customer service and client satisfaction.-Promote the acceptance of the lowest fare; applying discount programs appropriately.-Troubleshoot and/or contact GDS help desk when and if appropriate to do so.-Ability to handle high volume queues to facilitate the booking process, maintaining ATG SLA requirements.-Other duties as assigned.

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