Remote Tourism Coordinator
cruizeezPhoenix (AZ)
About the role
Remote Tourism Coordinator Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesAbout the JobThis is a remote opportunity where you can work anywhere. Must reside in the U.S.Highlights Consult with clients via phone, email to understand their travel desires, preferences, and requirements. Design customized travel itineraries, including flights, accommodations, activities, and transportation, while keeping clients' budgets and time constraints in mind. Research and collaborate with various travel partners, hotels, tour operators, and local experts to curate unique and authentic experiences. Stay up-to-date with travel industry trends, destinations, and visa requirements to provide accurate and timely information to clients. Handle client inquiries, requests, and concerns with professionalism and a commitment to exceeding expectations. Assist clients with booking and payment processes, ensuring a seamless and hassle-free experience. Applicant should have positive attitude and be coachable
Requirements:
- No experience required
- Must have computer and/or cell phone
- Comfortable working independently
- Must be 18 years or older
- Must live in the U.S.
Benefits
Remote: work from anywhere
Flexible work schedule. Uncapped income potential Travel opportunities with discounts Business opportunity Errors and Omissions insurance Profit sharing bonus program Comprehensive, self-paced online training towards certifications Team and one-on-one support
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