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Job Vacancy: Junior Tourism Data Analyst
π Remote β United Kingdom
π Flexible Working Schedule
πΌ Job Level: Entry Level / Junior / Associate
π° Basic Salary: Β£3,000+ per month
We are looking for a detail-oriented, organised, and analytical Junior Tourism Data Analyst with an interest in travel, tourism, destinations, data analysis, and tourism markets.
In this role, you will assist with collecting, organising, reviewing, and analysing tourism-related information and data. You will help identify patterns, trends, customer preferences, travel demand, and other useful insights that can support travel-related activities and business decisions.
You will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tourism-related data, including holiday packages, hotels and accommodation, tourist attractions, local experiences, city breaks, outdoor activities, themed travel experiences, seasonal travel products, customer preferences, travel demand, and other travel-related information.
This position is ideal for individuals who enjoy travel, tourism, research, data, organisation, analysis, and learning about different tourism markets, particularly those looking for a flexible remote working arrangement.
π― Key Responsibilities
- Assist with collecting and organising tourism-related data and information.
- Review travel and tourism data from relevant internal and external sources.
- Assist with analysing customer preferences, travel interests, travel dates, budgets, and general requirements.
- Organise information relating to destinations, travel products, holiday options, accommodation, attractions, and travel experiences.
- Identify basic patterns and trends within tourism-related data.
- Assist with comparing different travel products and tourism markets.
- Prepare and maintain accurate data records, spreadsheets, reports, and information.
- Assist with reviewing travel demand and customer behaviour information.
- Support the preparation of tourism-related summaries and data reports.
- Check data for accuracy, completeness, and consistency.
- Identify missing, inconsistent, or unusual information and report issues where appropriate.
- Assist with organising customer and travel-related datasets.
- Review travel product information to ensure relevant data is accurate and up to date.
- Monitor changes in travel products, destinations, seasonal offers, and tourism conditions.
- Assist with tracking seasonal changes and travel demand.
- Communicate with appropriate team members when additional information or clarification is required.
- Complete assigned daily data-related tasks accurately and within the required timeframe.
π€ Tourism Data & Market Analysis
The role focuses on supporting tourism-related activities through accurate data organisation, research, and basic analysis. Your work may include helping to:
- Understand customer preferences and travel behaviour.
- Identify patterns in traveller interests and travel product demand.
- Compare different destinations and tourism products.
- Review information relating to different traveller groups.
- Identify seasonal changes within the tourism market.
- Organise tourism data in a clear and structured format.
- Prepare simple summaries of relevant findings.
- Support the review of customer and travel-related information.
- Assist with identifying emerging travel trends and changing customer preferences.
- Provide organised data and information to support business and travel-related decisions.
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The main focus of this position is to collect, organise, review, and analyse tourism-related information while helping identify useful trends and insights. The role combines data organisation, tourism research, market awareness, customer information, and basic analytical support.
π Tourism Products & Destination Data
During your work, you will have the opportunity to learn about a wide range of domestic and international travel products, including:
- Holiday packages
- Hotels and accommodation
- Tourist attractions
- Local and cultural experiences
- City experiences
- Outdoor activities
- Themed travel experiences
- Seasonal travel products
- Family holidays
- Leisure travel
- International destinations
You will also gradually develop knowledge of:
- Tourism characteristics of different countries and regions.
- Traveller preferences for different types of travel products.
- Seasonal changes within the tourism market.
- Popular destinations and emerging travel destinations.
- Different travel styles and customer requirements.
- Accommodation and travel experience options.
- Seasonal travel trends and promotional periods.
- Changes in traveller demand and preferences.
- Different types of tourism products and experiences.
- Basic tourism market indicators and data patterns.
Through ongoing participation, you will gain a broader understanding of destinations, travel products, traveller preferences, tourism markets, tourism data, and the factors that influence customer travel decisions.
π£ Tourism Data & Market Research Support
Junior Tourism Data Analysts may also support travel companies by monitoring tourism information, travel trends, customer preferences, new products, seasonal demand, and relevant market developments. Your work may include:
- Keeping up to date with new travel products and destinations.
- Reviewing seasonal travel demand and relevant tourism trends.
- Organising data relating to different travel products and destinations.
- Monitoring customer interests and travel preferences.
- Assisting with research into emerging destinations and travel experiences.
- Supporting the analysis of promotional travel products.
- Reviewing tourism data during seasonal campaigns.
- Comparing travel products and customer demand across different periods.
- Preparing basic data summaries and reports.
- Supporting team members with tourism research and data-related tasks.
- Maintaining accurate and organised tourism databases and records.
This aspect of the role supports the travel industry by helping ensure that business and tourism-related activities are based on current, relevant, accurate, and well-organised data.


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π» Working Arrangement
This is a remote position with flexible working arrangements. Daily tasks can be completed using a:
- Smartphone
- Tablet
- Computer
There is no requirement to commute to a fixed office every day. Working hours offer a degree of flexibility and can be arranged around your daily schedule, making the position suitable for individuals looking for a more flexible way of working. As long as assigned data analysis, research, tourism-related tasks, and other responsibilities are completed accurately and within the required timeframe, you can organise your working hours accordingly.
β Basic Requirements
- An interest in travel, tourism, destinations, data, or market research.
- Interest in learning about tourism data and different tourism markets.
- Basic ability to use a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
- Basic ability to work with digital information, spreadsheets, or data.
- Ability to understand and follow work instructions.
- Good attention to detail.
- Good organisational and time-management skills.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Ability to work independently.
- Ability to collect, organise, and review information accurately.
- Ability to identify basic patterns and trends in data.
- Ability to manage different data-related tasks effectively.
- Willingness to learn about tourism markets, destinations, travel products, and customer behaviour.
- Comfortable working remotely with a flexible schedule.
- Ability to maintain accurate and organised records.
Previous experience in any of the following areas would be an advantage, but is not essential:
- Travel / Tourism / Hospitality / Data Analysis / Market Research / Customer Service / Marketing / Digital Marketing / E-commerce / Business / Media
No previous experience is required. Applicants who are willing to learn, follow instructions, work with information accurately, and complete their work responsibly are encouraged to apply.
π What You Can Develop
Through this role, you can develop practical knowledge and experience in:
- Tourism data analysis
- Data collection and organisation
- Tourism market research
- Customer behaviour analysis
- Travel demand analysis
- Destination research
- Travel product analysis
- Tourism market awareness
- Travel trends
- Seasonal travel analysis
- Data reporting
- Information management
- Spreadsheet and digital data skills
- Remote working and task management
You will gradually develop a stronger understanding of how tourism companies use data to understand customers, monitor travel demand, evaluate travel products, identify tourism trends, and support business decisions.
βοΈ Join Us
If you are passionate about travel, tourism, data, research, destinations, and discovering how people choose their travel experiences, we would love to hear from you. Join us as a Junior Tourism Data Analyst and develop your knowledge of the tourism industry while working with travel-related data, customer information, tourism trends, destinations, and travel products.
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