Consult with clients to understand preferences and design personalized leisure travel itineraries. Recommend luxury accommodations and unique experiences, manage bookings, support clients during travel, and stay current on travel trends.
Position: Leisure & Lifestyle Travel Advisor
As a Leisure & Lifestyle Travel Advisor, you will be at the forefront of planning exquisite travel experiences that cater to the lifestyle desires of our clients. Your role will involve understanding the specific interests of each client and crafting personalized itineraries that reflect their tastes and preferences, whether they're looking for adventure, relaxation, or cultural enrichment.
Key Responsibilities:
- Consult with clients to determine their travel preferences and lifestyle interests.
- Design and curate customized travel itineraries, including accommodations, activities, and excursions that enrich the client experience.
- Provide expert recommendations for luxury hotels, boutique accommodations, and unique local experiences.
- Assist clients throughout the booking process and provide ongoing support during their travels.
- Stay informed about the latest travel trends, destinations, and lifestyle offerings to provide well-rounded advice.
Requirements
- Passion for travel and a strong understanding of various lifestyle segments (e.g., wellness, adventure, culinary travel).
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to build rapport with clients.
- Ability to manage multiple client accounts and work well under pressure.
- Proficiency in travel booking tools and online research.
- Previous experience in travel planning, hospitality, or customer service is highly valued.
Benefits
- Work-from-home flexibility
- Exposure to leisure travel planning and operations
- Potential access to industry-exclusive perks and deals
- Friendly and inclusive work environment
- Room to grow within the company
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