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Online Travel Reservations Advisor (Remote | Work From Anywhere)

Posted 8 days ago

aisle abroadNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

Senior

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About the role

Description: Assist clients with vacation planning and travel recommendations. Research destinations, resorts, cruises, hotels, flights, and vacation packages. Coordinate travel reservations and booking requests. Create customized itineraries based on client preferences and budgets. Provide customer service before, during, and after travel. Stay informed about promotions, supplier updates, and destination information. Maintain accurate client records and reservation details. Build client relationships through service and follow-up.
Requirements: Strong communication and interpersonal skills. Excellent organization and time management abilities. Comfort using computers, email, and online booking platforms. Ability to work independently and manage a flexible schedule. Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills. Passion for travel and helping others. Dependable, professional, self-motivated, and team-oriented. Previous customer service, hospitality, sales, or travel experience preferred but not required.
Benefits: 100% remote work from anywhere with an internet connection. Flexible hours and schedule. Comprehensive onboarding and ongoing professional development. Access to travel suppliers and booking tools. Eligible travel discounts and industry perks. Supportive team environment. Commission-based, performance-based earning potential with no income cap. Independent contractor (1099) opportunity to build a travel business.

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