Leisure Travel Advisor
travelbynightGreenville (SC)
About the role
About the Role:
Turn an interest in travel into the opportunity to help others plan memorable vacations. As a Leisure Travel Advisor, you'll learn how to research destinations, compare vacation options, and assist travelers with planning everything from cruises and resort stays to family vacations and international getaways.
Training and industry resources are provided, making this a good fit for someone who is new to the travel industry but motivated to learn.
What You'll Do:
Learn traveler preferences, interests, and vacation goals
Research destinations, accommodations, cruises, and vacation packages
Compare options based on travel style and budget
Assist with organizing vacation plans and important trip details
Research activities, excursions, and destination experiences
Stay current on supplier promotions and travel updates
Complete ongoing industry and destination training
Maintain professional communication throughout the planning process
What We're Looking For:
Strong communication and interpersonal skills
Organization and attention to detail
Interest in travel and vacation planning
Comfortable conducting online research
Ability to learn new systems and technology
Self-motivated and able to work independently
Reliable internet access
No previous travel industry experience required
Basic Requirements:
Must reside in US, LATAM, EU, UK or Australia
Reliable internet access
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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