Client Reservations Attendant
triptastic adventuresPortland (ME)
Client Reservations Attendant
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triptastic adventuresPortland (ME)
Reservation and Transportation Ticket Agents and Travel ClerksAll Other Travel Arrangement and Reservation Services
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Junior
About the role
About the job
Client Reservations Attendant Role Overview:
Our company is growing our remote team and is seeking those who enjoy assisting clients while managing a variety of tasks. In this role, you will help coordinate reservations and related arrangements such as lodging, activities, transportation, and event-related services. This opportunity is preferrable for candidates who are organized, communicate clearly, and are comfortable working independently in a remote setting while staying connected with a collaborative team.
Primary Responsibilities:
Support clients by organizing and coordinating customized service arrangements Research and review available options to match client needs and preferences Secure and verify reservations to ensure details are accurate Maintain professional communication through phone and email Assist with schedule updates, adjustments, and general service inquiries Keep client information and documentation organized and up to date Participate in training sessions What We Provide Fully remote option Flexible scheduling Ongoing training and learning resources Supportive team atmosphere
Qualifications:
Must be authorized to work in the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Australia, or Spain Must be at least 18 years old Strong written and verbal communication skills in English Reliable internet access and smartphone (computer is also highly recommended) Previous customer service experience is beneficial but not required
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