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Job Vacancy: Tourism Marketing Coordinator
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 creative, organised, and detail-oriented Tourism Marketing Coordinator with an interest in travel, tourism, destinations, digital marketing, and travel-related products.
In this role, you will support tourism and travel marketing activities by helping to promote destinations, travel products, holiday experiences, accommodation, attractions, local experiences, seasonal travel offers, and other tourism-related services.
You will have the opportunity to work with a variety of tourism marketing activities, including destination promotion, travel product marketing, digital content, social media support, promotional campaigns, seasonal travel campaigns, customer engagement, market research, and tourism-related communications.
This position is suitable for individuals who enjoy travel, tourism, marketing, destination research, content planning, customer engagement, and learning about different tourism markets, particularly those looking for a flexible remote working arrangement.
π― Key Responsibilities
- Support day-to-day tourism and travel marketing activities.
- Assist with the promotion of destinations, travel products, holiday packages, accommodation, attractions, and travel experiences.
- Research destinations, tourism products, traveller interests, and relevant market information.
- Help prepare clear and engaging tourism-related marketing information.
- Support the creation and organisation of travel marketing content for appropriate communication channels.
- Assist with social media and digital marketing activities where required.
- Help coordinate promotional campaigns for destinations, travel products, and seasonal offers.
- Review travel and tourism information to ensure marketing materials are accurate and relevant.
- Organise marketing information, promotional materials, campaign details, and tourism product information.
- Monitor relevant travel trends, seasonal demand, destinations, and tourism market developments.
- Assist with preparing promotional descriptions and information for different travel products.
- Support customer-facing travel communications and promotional activities.
- Coordinate with appropriate team members or travel suppliers when additional information is required.
- Maintain accurate and organised marketing and tourism-related records.
- Follow up on assigned marketing activities and tasks.
- Complete assigned daily tasks accurately and within the required timeframe.
π£ Tourism Marketing & Promotion
The role focuses on supporting the effective presentation and promotion of tourism products while helping customers discover relevant travel opportunities.
Your work may include helping to:
- Promote destinations and travel experiences to relevant audiences.
- Present tourism products in a clear, attractive, and informative way.
- Research what different types of travellers may be interested in.
- Identify suitable themes for travel-related promotional content.
- Support destination-focused marketing campaigns.
- Prepare information for seasonal travel promotions.
- Help communicate the features and benefits of different tourism products.
- Support promotional activities across appropriate digital channels.
- Organise marketing materials and campaign information.
- Assist with updating tourism-related promotional content.
- Help introduce customers to destinations and experiences that match their interests.
- Provide accurate and current information when supporting promotional activities.
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The main focus of this position is to support tourism marketing activities, coordinate travel-related promotional information, understand traveller interests, and help present destinations and tourism products effectively.
The role combines tourism knowledge, marketing coordination, destination research, digital communication, content support, and market awareness.
π Tourism Products & Destination Knowledge
During your work, you will have the opportunity to learn about a wide range of domestic and international tourism products, including:
- Holiday packages
- Hotels and accommodation
- Tourist attractions
- Local and cultural experiences
- City breaks
- Outdoor activities
- Themed travel experiences
- Seasonal travel products
- Family holidays
- Leisure travel
- International destinations
- Destination experiences
You will also gradually develop knowledge of:
- Tourism characteristics of different countries and regions.
- Traveller interests and preferences.
- Different types of tourism products and experiences.
- Seasonal changes within the tourism market.
- Popular and emerging destinations.
- Different travel styles and customer segments.
- Tourism marketing trends.
- Seasonal promotional periods.
- Changes in traveller demand and preferences.
- How tourism products are presented to different audiences.
Through ongoing participation, you will gain a broader understanding of destinations, tourism products, traveller behaviour, tourism markets, promotional strategies, and the factors that influence how people discover and evaluate travel opportunities.
π» Digital Marketing & Content Support
Tourism Marketing Coordinators may also support digital marketing activities related to travel and tourism.
Your work may include:
- Supporting travel-related social media content.
- Organising destination and tourism product information.
- Assisting with promotional copy and marketing materials.
- Supporting digital travel campaigns.
- Researching relevant tourism topics and destinations.
- Helping identify suitable content themes and promotional opportunities.
- Supporting seasonal campaigns and travel promotions.
- Reviewing marketing content for accuracy and consistency.
- Helping organise digital marketing assets and information.
- Supporting customer engagement through appropriate digital channels.
This aspect of the role helps ensure that tourism products and destinations are communicated using current, relevant, accurate, and engaging information.
π Tourism Market Research
An important part of the role is developing an understanding of tourism markets and traveller interests.
You may assist with:
- Researching popular travel destinations.
- Monitoring general tourism trends.
- Reviewing traveller interests and preferences.
- Researching different types of tourism experiences.
- Identifying seasonal travel opportunities.
- Reviewing competitor and market information where appropriate.
- Organising tourism-related research findings.
- Supporting marketing activities based on relevant market information.


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This provides an opportunity to develop practical knowledge of tourism markets, destination positioning, traveller preferences, and travel marketing activities.
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 marketing activities, tourism-related tasks, research, 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, or marketing.
- Interest in learning about tourism products and tourism markets.
- Basic ability to use a smartphone, tablet, or computer.
- Ability to understand and follow work instructions.
- Good written and verbal communication skills.
- Friendly and professional attitude.
- Good attention to detail.
- Good organisational and time-management skills.
- Ability to work independently.
- Ability to research and organise information accurately.
- Ability to manage different marketing tasks effectively.
- Willingness to learn about destinations, tourism products, marketing, and traveller preferences.
- Comfortable working remotely with a flexible schedule.
Previous experience in any of the following areas would be an advantage, but is not essential:
- Travel / Tourism / Hospitality / Marketing / Digital Marketing / Social Media / Content Creation / E-commerce / Customer Service / Business / Media
No previous experience is required. Applicants who are willing to learn, communicate professionally, follow instructions, 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 marketing
- Destination marketing
- Digital marketing
- Travel product promotion
- Tourism market research
- Destination knowledge
- Tourism product knowledge
- Traveller preferences
- Tourism trends
- Seasonal travel campaigns
- Content planning
- Marketing communication
- Customer engagement
- Remote working and task management
You will gradually develop a stronger understanding of how tourism companies promote destinations and travel products, how different audiences discover travel opportunities, and how marketing information can be presented to support customer engagement.
βοΈ Join Us
If you are passionate about travel, tourism, destinations, marketing, discovering new experiences, and learning how travel products are promoted, we would love to hear from you.
Join us as a Tourism Marketing Coordinator and develop your knowledge of the tourism and marketing industry while supporting destination promotion, travel marketing activities, digital content, tourism research, and engaging travel experiences.
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