Jayne Peirce Travel Recruitment
Senior Product Executive

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About the Role
Our client is a prestigious luxury travel business specializing in tailor-made journeys for discerning travelers. They are now seeking an experienced Senior Product Executive to join their expanding team and play a central role in shaping an exceptional portfolio of destinations, hotels, and experiences.
This is an exciting opportunity for a product professional with strong European destination knowledge, excellent supplier relationships, and a genuine passion for luxury travel.
Responsibilities
As the Senior Product Executive, you will:
- Research and develop new hotels, suppliers, and experiences, identifying opportunities across the portfolio.
- Ensure product content, pricing, and sales tools are accurate and up to date.
- Negotiate rates and added-value benefits with hotels, DMCs, guides, and other suppliers.
- Support contracting activity and monitor supplier performance.
- Provide product training and support to the travel team, assisting with complex itinerary and pricing queries.
- Work alongside the operations team to identify process improvements and support new systems.
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Requirements
- At least 2 years of experience gained within a product role working for a luxury travel business.
- Strong knowledge of at least one key European destination, such as Italy, France, the UK, or Ireland.
- Passion for creating exceptional tailor-made travel experiences.


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Additional Information
Regular overseas travel across Europe will be required for supplier visits, contracting, training, and familiarisation trips.
We carefully review each application and will personally contact candidates whose experience aligns with our client's requirements. Thank you for your interest in this exclusive opportunity.
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