Travel Consultant

My prime responsibilities as a travel consultant include conferring with clients to determine their specific traveling requirements, providing them with information on available flights and fares, and ensuring that their itineraries are booked as they want them to be.

First to find out what the customer is looking for, sometimes give a few prompts as to what they want to get out of the holiday, any particular activities, countries they've always wanted to go to. Then go through itineraries you believe would suit them, selling particular resorts, and up sell additional activities. Overcome challenges faced my customer without losing their interest.

You don't need to promote yourself. Let someone do it for you. Not for the reason you forced them to do but for the reason they know you are worth it.

I see my self in 5 years time, a successful travel agent to be promoted to hire positions with in retail and tourism.

At my previous job we often received complaints about one thing or another. I was always sure to apologise to the customer, and as company policy offer them a free beverage while I either called the manager, or arranged an alternative for them.

Dubai for the perfect couples getaway Disney Orlando for the greatest family holiday of all time Thailand a place for explorers.

There are many travel and tourism institutes, affiliated to various universities and colleges, which provide training in tourism courses at the diploma and degree level. The minimum requirement for admission to travel and tourism courses at undergraduate level is higher secondary. The postgraduate courses require graduation in any academic discipline and fluency in at least one foreign language.

Customer service representatives, reservation representatives, flight attendant, meeting planners, cruise assistants, cruise support staff, cruise directors, corporate travel consultant, Holiday consultant, corporate travel manager, home-based agent, tourist guide, money changer, district sales manager, deputy general manager, director of operations, director of sales and marketing, guest services manager, counter clerk, director of tourism, information officer, director of event services, event coordinator, incentive travel specialist, tour coordinators and many more.

The problem with this question is that you’re being asked about your shortcomings, when your instinct, in an interview situation, is to keep your flaws as well hidden as possible. What you need to do is to frame your answer so as to give it a positive spin.

Strengths and weaknesses can be different sides of the same coin, so another way to approach this question is to think about how you overcome the potential downside of your greatest strength. For example, if you’re a natural team worker, is it difficult for you to cope with conflict or assume leadership abilities? How do you cope with this?

I would recommend Montego Bay because there is sun, sea and sand and When I was there I felt like a million dollars. It was so relaxing and peaceful.

Thoroughly enjoyed the travel college course I completed, passionate about the travel industry, enjoy communicating with people and making people happy which would be through booking them a great holiday.

I have a big experience and I visited many countries. I like to give my experience and make a vacation of my clients the best. I like to see happy people after vacation.

Unfortunately I haven't any experience being a travel agent. That's why I promised my self that after I graduated I will find a Travel Agency where I can learn a lot.

I think the thing I would like least would be the neglect of face to face contact with customers, so you can deliver an even better service.

I will give the most options that I can to them. Give as much information as I can and let them decide. Explain them what is the most fit for them and let them make the decision.

Travel and Tourism industry is mainly concerned with giving services to people who are going away from home, either on business trip or on a vacation. This industry work area involves dealing with customers, providing ticketing and money exchange facilities, arranging visas, making reservations, providing tourist guides and all-important details that are needed.

Being able to provide people with their ideal travel experience and for some being able to provide it within their budget is a huge bonus.

Yes. There was a time when due to severe weather conditions in the state, 45 flights had been delayed. One client called me, furious that I should have known this would happen since “I am in the business”. I did all I could you explain that it wasn’t really my responsibility if a flight got delayed but the client wasn’t having any of it. It was quite unpleasant.