Personal Experience Advisor

October 27, 2026

About the Position
We're actively building out our remote team and are looking for dependable, people-oriented individuals to step into the role of Personal Experience Advisor. In this position, you'll help clients bring their travel plans to life by assisting with organization, keeping timelines on track, and making sure every detail is handled with care from start to finish.

This opportunity is a great fit for someone who enjoys working with people, staying organized, and being part of creating memorable experiences—all while working from home on a flexible schedule. No previous travel background is necessary; training and ongoing support are provided to help you succeed.

What You'll Be Doing

Connect with clients to learn about their plans, preferences, and scheduling needs
Assist with arranging trip elements such as lodging, transportation, and activities
Keep clients updated on progress, confirmations, and next steps
Review available options using approved systems and present clear information
Respond to questions through email, phone, and digital communication platforms
Help manage changes, updates, and follow-up requests
Maintain accurate records and keep planning details organized
Participate in onboarding and continuous training sessions

What You'll Receive

Fully remote work setup
Flexible hours to fit your schedule
Guided onboarding to help you get started smoothly
Ongoing training and skill development
Access to travel planning tools and supplier networks
Incentive opportunities and travel-related perks
Potential for growth within a supportive team

What We're Looking For

Strong communication skills and a client-first approach
Organized with good attention to detail
Ability to work independently and manage multiple tasks
Comfortable using basic technology and online tools
Reliable internet connection
Positive attitude and willingness to learn

Requirements

Must be at least 18 years old
Must be authorized to work in the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico, Australia, Spain, or approved hiring regions

Remote

Skills:
Change Management, Communication Skills, Customer Support/Service, Detail Oriented, Multitasking, Onboarding, Organizational Skills, Record Keeping, Travel Planning, Vendor/Supplier Planning, Willing to Travel, Work From Home

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