Travel Coordinator
sweet carolina travelsNew York (NY)
Travel Coordinator
Posted 9 days ago
sweet carolina travelsNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
About Us:
We are a growing travel agency passionate about creating unforgettable travel experiences. From luxury escapes to family vacations, we specialize in designing customized trips for clients worldwide. As part of our team, you’ll have the freedom to work independently while enjoying the support of a well-established agency.
Role Overview:
We are looking for motivated and customer-focused Independent Travel Advisors to join our network. This role is perfect for someone who loves travel, enjoys helping others plan their dream vacations, and wants the flexibility of working from home.
What You’ll Do: Consult with clients to understand their travel needs and preferences
Design customized itineraries, including flights, hotels, cruises, tours, and experiences
Provide expert travel advice, tips, and destination insights
Manage bookings, changes, and client support before, during, and after trips
Stay updated on travel trends, deals, and supplier offerings
Build and maintain long‑term client relationships
What We Offer: Flexible, remote work opportunity (set your own schedule)
Access to exclusive travel deals, training, and supplier partnerships
Marketing tools and back‑office support to grow your business
A collaborative community of like‑minded travel professionals
Commission‑based earnings with unlimited income potential
Who You Are: Passionate about travel and helping others explore the world
Strong communication and customer service skills
Self‑motivated and business‑minded
Detail‑oriented and organized
Previous experience in travel, hospitality, or sales is a plus (but not required)
Apply today and turn your love for travel into a rewarding career!
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