C&M Travel Recruitment
Travel Operations Executive

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About the Role
Our client is an award-winning specialist tour operator based in North London. They are seeking a Travel Operations Executive to join their team. The role is remote and 5 days a week and comes with a salary of up to £30,000 dependent on experience.
Travel Operations Executive responsibilities
- Support aftersales operations for the reservations team
- Check bookings & documentation with complete accuracy
- Manage amendments including changes, cancellations, and additions
- Handle client requests (seating, assistance, luggage, etc.)
- Liaise with suppliers to confirm all arrangements
- Meet ticketing & payment deadlines
- Maintain quality control across costings, spelling, and grammar
- Provide in resort support when required
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Travel Operations Executive skills required
- Travel industry experience (tour operator background ideal)
- Strong organisational skills and ability to manage your own workload
- High attention to detail
- Excellent written & verbal communication
- Exceptional customer service and a desire to exceed expectations


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Additional information
- Salary up to £30,000 dependent on experience
- Fully remote
- Monday-Friday (2 Saturdays per month on rotation with a day off in the week)
- 22 days holiday
- Pension
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