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Job Vacancy: Junior Tourism Data Analyst

πŸ“ Remote – United Kingdom

πŸ•’ Flexible Working Schedule

πŸ’Ό Job Level: Entry Level / Junior / Associate

πŸ’° Basic Salary: Β£3,000+ per month

We are looking for a detail-oriented, analytical, organised, and responsible Junior Tourism Data Analyst with an interest in travel, tourism, destinations, tourism markets, visitor behaviour, tourism products, data analysis, and travel trends.

In this role, you will support the collection, organisation, analysis, and interpretation of tourism-related data. You will work with different types of tourism information and help transform data into useful insights that can support tourism operations, destination planning, product development, visitor experiences, promotional activities, and business decision-making.

You will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tourism-related data, including holiday packages, hotels and accommodation, tourist attractions, visitor preferences, destination information, travel activities, seasonal tourism trends, tourism products, promotional campaigns, customer requirements, and other travel and tourism-related information.

This position is suitable for individuals who enjoy travel, tourism, research, numbers, data, organisation, destinations, problem-solving, and working with different types of information, particularly those looking for a flexible remote working arrangement.

🎯 Key Responsibilities

  • Assist with collecting, organising, cleaning, and reviewing tourism-related data.
  • Support the preparation and analysis of tourism datasets, spreadsheets, reports, and operational information.
  • Organise data relating to destinations, accommodation, attractions, activities, tourism products, visitors, and travel trends.
  • Monitor tourism-related data and identify relevant changes, patterns, and trends.
  • Assist with analysing visitor preferences, customer requirements, travel behaviour, and tourism product performance.
  • Research and collect information relating to destinations, tourism markets, accommodation, attractions, events, and travel experiences.
  • Maintain accurate and organised tourism data records and databases.
  • Check data for missing, inconsistent, duplicated, or outdated information.
  • Assist with updating tourism datasets and ensuring that information remains accurate and current.
  • Prepare tourism-related data summaries, reports, charts, tables, and presentations.
  • Track assigned analytical tasks, deadlines, data requirements, and outstanding information.
  • Assist with comparing tourism products, destinations, accommodation options, attractions, and visitor experiences using available data.
  • Support the analysis of seasonal tourism activity and changes in travel demand.
  • Assist with monitoring tourism campaigns, promotional activities, and destination initiatives through relevant data.
  • Identify useful tourism data that may support operational planning and decision-making.
  • Assist with preparing regular tourism performance updates and analytical summaries.
  • Communicate relevant findings and data updates to appropriate team members.
  • Identify missing information or data quality issues and follow up appropriately.
  • Assist with resolving routine data, reporting, and information-management issues.
  • Complete assigned daily analytical and administrative tasks accurately and within the required timeframe.

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The role focuses on collecting, organising, analysing, and communicating tourism-related information to support tourism activities, business operations, destination planning, and visitor services.

Your work may include helping to:

  • Collect tourism data from relevant internal and external sources.
  • Organise tourism information into structured spreadsheets, databases, and reports.
  • Review tourism data for accuracy, completeness, and consistency.
  • Analyse visitor, destination, product, and operational information.
  • Identify patterns and changes in tourism activity.
  • Compare tourism products and destinations using available data.
  • Monitor seasonal tourism trends and changes in visitor demand.
  • Prepare charts, tables, summaries, and basic dashboards.
  • Support the preparation of regular tourism performance reports.
  • Track key tourism-related indicators and operational requirements.
  • Highlight relevant data findings to team members.
  • Assist with transforming raw tourism information into clear and useful summaries.
  • Maintain accurate records of tourism data and analytical outputs.
  • Support data-driven tourism planning and operational decisions.

The main focus of this position is to support the collection, organisation, analysis, interpretation, and reporting of tourism-related data. The role combines tourism data analysis, destination research, information management, market research, visitor behaviour analysis, tourism product analysis, reporting, and operational support.

🌍 Tourism & Destination Data Knowledge

During your work, you will have the opportunity to analyse and work with information involving:

  • Holiday packages
  • Hotels and accommodation
  • Tourist attractions
  • Local and cultural experiences
  • City tourism
  • Outdoor activities
  • Themed tourism experiences
  • Seasonal tourism products
  • Family holidays
  • Leisure tourism
  • International destinations
  • Tourism events and activities
  • Destination promotion
  • Tourism campaigns and promotional projects
  • New tourism product initiatives

You will gradually develop knowledge of:

  • Tourism characteristics of different countries and regions.
  • Different types of tourism products and services.
  • Accommodation and visitor experience options.
  • Tourist attractions, cultural sites, and local activities.
  • Seasonal changes within the tourism market.
  • Popular and emerging tourism destinations.
  • Different visitor preferences and travel behaviours.
  • Tourism operational requirements and processes.
  • Tourism industry terminology and information.
  • Seasonal tourism trends and promotional periods.
  • Factors that influence tourism demand and visitor behaviour.
  • Destination development and tourism promotion.
  • Tourism market trends and performance indicators.
  • Basic tourism data analysis and reporting methods.
  • The relationship between tourism data and business decisions.

Through ongoing participation in tourism-related analytical activities, you will gain a broader understanding of tourism data, destination analysis, tourism markets, visitor behaviour, tourism products, travel trends, tourism operations, data reporting, and data-driven decision-making.

πŸ“ˆ Tourism Market & Trend Analysis

Junior Tourism Data Analysts may also support tourism organisations and companies by analysing data relating to destinations, visitor activity, tourism products, seasonal demand, and promotional initiatives.

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Your work may include:

  • Researching tourism market information.
  • Monitoring changes in tourism demand.
  • Analysing destination performance data.
  • Reviewing visitor preferences and travel patterns.
  • Comparing tourism products and destinations.
  • Analysing accommodation and attraction information.
  • Monitoring seasonal tourism trends.
  • Supporting tourism market research.
  • Preparing tourism trend summaries.
  • Identifying changes in visitor requirements and preferences.
  • Reviewing tourism campaign and promotional data.
  • Supporting the analysis of new tourism product opportunities.
  • Organising tourism market datasets.
  • Preparing internal analytical materials and reports.
  • Communicating relevant tourism data findings to team members.

This aspect of the role helps ensure that tourism information, market data, destination data, visitor information, and operational statistics are properly organised, analysed, and communicated.

πŸ’» 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 tasks, reporting requirements, research activities, administrative responsibilities, and other work are completed accurately and within the required timeframe, you can organise your working hours accordingly.

βœ… Basic Requirements

  • An interest in tourism, travel, destinations, tourism markets, data, or visitor behaviour.
  • Interest in learning about tourism data, destinations, tourism products, and tourism markets.
  • Basic ability to use a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
  • Basic understanding of spreadsheets, tables, or data organisation is an advantage.
  • Ability to understand and follow work instructions.
  • Good written and verbal communication skills.
  • Strong organisational and time-management skills.
  • Good attention to detail.
  • Ability to work with numbers and different types of information.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities.
  • Ability to track data requirements, deadlines, analytical tasks, and reports.
  • Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
  • Ability to communicate professionally with different people.
  • Ability to research, organise, review, and process information accurately.
  • Ability to identify missing or inconsistent information.
  • Willingness to learn basic data analysis and reporting techniques.
  • Willingness to learn about tourism, destinations, visitor behaviour, and tourism products.
  • Comfortable working remotely with a flexible schedule.
  • Responsible attitude towards assigned work and deadlines.

Previous experience in any of the following areas would be an advantage, but is not essential:

  • Travel / Tourism / Hospitality / Data Analysis / Business Intelligence / Market Research / Statistics / Customer Analytics / Marketing Analytics / Digital Marketing / E-commerce / Business / Operations / Administration

No previous professional experience is required. Applicants who are willing to learn, communicate professionally, work with data, follow instructions, stay organised, and complete their work responsibly are encouraged to apply.

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