Call Center Reservation Agent

Posted 2 days ago

cross sound ferryNew London (CT)

Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel Clerks Telemarketing Bureaus and Other Contact Centers

SENIORITY

Junior

SALARY

$18.00/hr

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About the role

Seasonal Call Center Reservation AgentCross Sound Ferry is seeking reliable, highly motivated individuals in our call center for our 2026 season. The job of a reservation agent focuses on customer service and assisting to ensure a positive experience. You will assist customers over the phone who are traveling in between New London, CT and Orient, NY, as well as our seasonal Block Island trips and Lighthouse Cruises. Must have excellent communication skills, as well as some experience with computers. Call center experience preferred. This seasonal position will be part time with more hours available during summer. Must be willing to work weekends, holidays, and evening hours. Starting Rate: $18.00/hr Primary duties include, but not limited to: Pleasantly answer the phone and guide customer through the reservation process Answer any and all questions regarding travel, vessels, and company policy/procedure Book new travel, change/cancel existing reservations Enter payment information Sign customers up for our Rewards Program; explain benefits of program Explain all current promotions Advise customers how to use company website Explain different services that we offer Resolve customer complaints, guide them and provide any relevant info Report any issues/security issues to management

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