Groups & Events Travel Consultant
This exceptional travel company have an opportunity for an experienced Travel Consultant to join them as a Groups & Events Travel Consultant to work across a portfolio of prestigious accounts. You will be using your travel & flights expertise and exquisite customer service to book the travel to a wide variety of Worldwide destinations.

Groups & Events Travel Consultant - Role & Responsibilities:

• Build and maintain excellent relationships with both clients and suppliers - providing a bespoke tailor-made, efficient end to end service.
• Liaise with clients to provide flight costs, trip guidance and information.
• Make reservations using a GDS ensuring all information is accurate and that special requests have been actioned.
• Apply appropriate fares and issue tickets and documents with the specified time frame including re-issuing and refunding where appropriate.
• Ensure concise and accurate pricing using fare sheets.

Groups & Events Travel Consultant - Skills & Experience Required:

• Proven experience in the travel industry.
• Strong fares knowledge is a must.
• Experience of a GDS, (Amadeus, Sabre, or Galileo)
• Outstanding organisational and customer service skills.
• Knowledge of ticketing would be advantageous although not essential.
• Excellent communication skills.

Groups & Events Travel Consultant - Additional Information:

• Monday to Friday - 9 to 5.30
• Salary dependent on experience but up to £27k

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