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Travel Advisor - Bristol City Council (Tuesday 25th August - Saturday 12th September 2026)

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We are currently fully staffed for this event. However, should you like to be considered should any spaces arise, you can join our waiting list.
Please note:
- Spaces may become available closer to the event, and we will be in touch if we can proceed with your application
- Joining the waiting list does not guarantee a space in the team, but it gives you priority if additional opportunities arise
Location: Broadmead, Bristol City Centre, BS1
Dates: Tuesday 25th August - Saturday 12th September 2026
Event Type: Multiple Day Event
Shifts: 08:00 - 19:00 or 13:00 - 19:00 (approx)
Rate of pay: £15.21 per hour (£13.57 + £1.64 holiday pay)
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We are joining Bristol City Council as Travel Advisors, forming part of a team giving bus information in Broadmead over a three-week period as major changes occur which will change numerous bus routes passing through the city centre.
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Roles and Responsibilities: Travel Advisor
This will involve speaking to members of the public face-to-face, providing timetable information, directing people to bus stops and potentially distributing free bus tickets.
This role requires confident & pro-active communication with the general public. Successful applicants will be comfortable approaching members of the public and initiating conversation.
Alongside this work, you can give out information encouraging people to travel in a more sustainable way. You will be working alongside Bristol City Council staff who can provide additional expertise.
You must be able to commit to at least one shift on Tues 25th, Weds 26th or Thurs 27th August as there will be training sessions running on these days. We will request availability from you for the other dates.
You do not need to be able to work all of the days of the event although a good availability across the event will be required.


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The key elements of this role are:
- Speaking to the public on the street, often during busy travel times.
- Giving accurate information about changes to bus services.
- Accurately recording queries and contact details, as appropriate.
- Promoting sustainable travel initiatives in a variety of mediums to the public.
Requirements
Skills and Experience:
- You must have previous customer service experience
- We welcome applications from those with transport experience
- We will be prioritising local applicants who are familiar with central Bristol
Accessibility:
- This role will require standing for extended periods of time and you will need to be comfortable working in spaces which can be busy with members of the public.
Candidate requirements:
- You must be a UK resident or have the right to work in the UK
- You must be able to provide at least two references from previous employers
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