Top Travel Sales Jobs in New York City, NY

The Business Development Manager will drive growth by selling travel products, managing accounts, and fostering relationships with travel professionals while utilizing Salesforce for data management.

The Director of Sales, Casino is responsible for acquiring new clients within the casino market, managing the sales cycle, and establishing long-term partnerships with senior executives.

As a Sales Operations Specialist, you'll optimize workflows, manage CRM data, support cross-functional teams, and improve operational processes to enhance efficiency across commercial operations.

The Key Account Manager oversees and develops key accounts, grows sales, manages outside sales reps, and collaborates with marketing. Responsibilities include planning, forecasting, and establishing terms of sale, along with frequent travel for customer engagement.

The Account Executive is responsible for converting inquiries into bookings, maintaining customer relationships, meeting sales targets, and collaborating across teams to ensure accurate bookings.

The Senior Business Development Manager will lead strategic initiatives to drive growth, manage partnerships, and ensure client satisfaction in the travel industry.

The Director, Partner Relations leads Ensemble's tourism board strategy, focusing on growth, revenue, and partnership management for global tourism boards and destinations.

The Enterprise Events Account Executive will manage the full sales cycle for large enterprise deals, ensuring operational credibility and client satisfaction through effective relationship management and strategic thinking.

As a Business Development Manager, you'll build relationships with travel agencies to promote Virgin Voyages, develop sales plans, and support partners creatively, ensuring a thriving travel experience.

The Sales Manager, Mid-Market is responsible for acquiring new customers by developing territory sales plans, using a consultative sales approach, and managing the sales pipeline.