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Tourism Finance Analyst
Location: United Kingdom
Job Type: Full-Time / Part-Time
Experience Level: Entry-Level / Associate
Job Overview
We are looking for a detail-oriented and analytical Tourism Finance Analyst to support financial planning, reporting, budgeting, and performance analysis within the travel and tourism sector.
The successful candidate will analyse financial and tourism-related data, prepare reports and forecasts, monitor revenue and costs, and provide insights to support business and destination-related decision-making.
Key Responsibilities
- Analyse financial performance across tourism and travel-related activities.
- Prepare financial reports, forecasts, budgets, and management information.
- Monitor revenue, costs, expenses, and key financial performance indicators.
- Assist with budgeting, financial planning, and variance analysis.
- Analyse tourism revenue, visitor spending, and market performance.
- Identify financial trends, risks, and opportunities.
- Prepare and maintain financial models and spreadsheets.
- Collect, review, and validate financial and tourism data.
- Support month-end and periodic financial reporting activities.
- Prepare presentations and financial insights for internal stakeholders.
- Work with finance, marketing, tourism, and operations teams.
- Support ad hoc financial analysis and tourism-related projects.
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Requirements
- Interest in finance, accounting, economics, tourism, travel, or business.
- Strong numerical and analytical skills.
- Good understanding of financial principles and business performance.
- Excellent attention to detail and accuracy.
- Good Microsoft Excel and spreadsheet skills.
- Ability to analyse and interpret financial data.
- Strong written and verbal communication skills.
- Good organisational and time-management skills.
- Ability to work independently and meet deadlines.
- Previous finance, tourism, or analytical experience is beneficial but not essential.


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Preferred Skills
- Experience with financial modelling, budgeting, and forecasting.
- Familiarity with financial reporting and accounting systems.
- Knowledge of tourism, travel, hospitality, or destination economics.
- Experience with Power BI, Tableau, or other data visualisation tools.
- Strong Excel skills, including formulas and data analysis.
- Familiarity with CRM, ERP, or business intelligence platforms.
- ACCA, CIMA, CFA, ACA, or other relevant qualifications are advantageous but not required.
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