Manage inbound travel inquiries, schedule consultations, follow up via phone/email/online, maintain appointment records, support reservations, and provide excellent customer service.
About Us
We are a trusted travel services company dedicated to providing personalized planning for vacations, cruises, and getaways. We pride ourselves on offering excellent client support and customized travel solutions while building a strong community of hospitality professionals.
Position Overview
We are seeking a Travel Appointment Coordinator to join our remote team. In this role, you will be responsible for connecting with potential clients, scheduling travel consultations, and supporting the reservations process. This position is ideal for individuals with strong communication skills and an interest in hospitality, customer service, or travel.
Key Responsibilities
Respond to inbound inquiries and schedule travel planning appointments.
Follow up with prospective clients via phone, email, or online platforms.
Assist in coordinating consultations between clients and travel specialists.
Maintain accurate records of communications and scheduled appointments.
Provide excellent customer service while representing Destination Knot’s brand values.
Collaborate with team members to support client reservations and ensure seamless booking processes.
Qualifications
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.
Detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple schedules and client needs.
Comfortable working in a remote environment with reliable internet access.
Customer service experience preferred; hospitality or travel industry knowledge a plus.
Self-motivated and organized with a professional demeanor.
What We Offer
Flexible remote work environment.
Training and ongoing professional development in travel and hospitality services.
Performance-based income earning possibilities.
Access to exclusive travel perks and industry-related benefits.
Supportive team environment with growth potential.
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