Business Travel Consultant
cm travel recruitmentDenver (CO)
About the role
Senior business travel consultant - Touring Out of hours An American TMC are looking for an experience business travel consultant from a music/touring background to work out of hours Thursday to Monday 10pm to 7am ET looking after their clients globally.. A small but fast growing business, homebased, around to $70,000 TO $90,000. Sabre experience is a must. Senior business travel consultant - Touring duties-Working closely with the US team to provide a continuation of service-Working with the high profile clients booking flights, accommodation, and ground transportation, dealing with musicians, production crews and artist management-Provide a top-tier, discreet service, addressing all clients travel needs and preferences-Maintain excellent communication with clients, understanding their unique requirements-Collaborate with tour managers, event organizers, and production teams, aligning travel logistics with client schedules and commitments. Senior business travel consultant touring skills required-Touring experience is a must-Sabre experience is a must-Exceptional customer service skills-Strong organisational skills, attention to detail, and commitment to providing unparalleled service to high profile clients
Additional information:
-Working Thursday to Monday, 5 days a week, 10pm to 7am-You would need to set yourself up as a IC, invoicing the client monthly If you are interested in this exciting opportunity please apply online or send your cv to duncan@candm.co.uk quoting DT60889
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