Description
Plan and sell leisure travel, including flights, cruises, resorts, and vacation rentals. Determine destinations, travel dates, budgets, transportation, accommodations, and activities. Design and book customized vacation itineraries and tour packages, recommend travel protection, and assist with changes or travel problems.
- • Collect payment for vacation travel, tours, and add-ons.
- • Consult with clients to determine destinations, dates, budgets, preferences, and required accommodations and activities.
- • Price vacation options and packages using GDS, supplier portals, and online booking tools.
- • Book flights, hotels, cruises, car rentals, and transfers; secure confirmations and vouchers.
- • Plan, describe, and sell customized itineraries, escorted tours, cruises, and promotional offers; recommend travel insurance and add-ons.
- • Provide destination guidance, entry requirements, and travel documents; share brochures and digital resources.
- • Issue e-tickets and travel documents; manage changes, cancellations, and rebooking as needed.
- • Maintain client profiles, preferences, and trip records; coordinate with suppliers and follow up after travel.
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Hospitality, Events & Tourism
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
