Remote Travel Planner – Training Provided - Contract to Hire

October 31, 2026

We are looking for motivated, organized individuals interested in working remotely in the travel industry. This opportunity is ideal for someone who enjoys helping others, researching destinations, and creating memorable vacation experiences.

No previous travel industry experience is required. Training, resources, and ongoing support are provided to help you learn the travel planning and booking process.

What You'll Do

Assist clients with researching and planning vacations based on their preferences and budget.

Research destinations, resorts, cruises, theme parks, vacation packages, and other travel experiences.

Create personalized travel recommendations and quotes.

Assist clients throughout the booking and planning process.

Communicate professionally with clients and travel suppliers.

Stay informed about destinations, promotions, and supplier offerings.

Complete supplier and destination training.

Build relationships with new and returning clients.

Develop and grow your own client base.

Who We're Looking For

We're looking for someone who is:

Self-motivated and dependable.

Organized with strong attention to detail.

Comfortable communicating with clients online and by phone.

Able to work independently in a remote environment.

Comfortable learning new online systems and travel platforms.

Interested in travel, hospitality, customer service, or entrepreneurship.

Previous experience in travel, hospitality, customer service, or sales is helpful but not required.

What We Provide

100% remote opportunity.

Flexible scheduling.

Comprehensive travel industry training.

Ongoing mentorship and team support.

Access to travel supplier resources and booking platforms.

Opportunities for continued destination and supplier education.

Ability to build and grow your own client base.

If you're excited about travel, enjoy helping others, and are interested in building something of your own in the travel industry, we'd love to connect.

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