Travel Sales Consultants Leisure and Corporate

Travel Sales Consultant Leisure and Corporate Travel

Base Salary £31,000 + OTE £60,000 +

Central London

Our client is one of the UK's leading Travel companies who are specialists in selling travel to both leisure and business travellers to worldwide destinations.

They are seeking to employ experienced sales consultants who are dynamic, sales driven and keen to build a rewarding sales career within the travel industry.

This is a great opportunity to grow and develop a lucrative sales career within the travel industry.

Our client will also consider ambitious and highly driven graduates.

This role is a full-time office base with no hybrid working options.

It is 5 day working week with one weekend day per week with a day off in lieu.

Travel Sales Consultant Responsibilities:

  • Booking all aspects of travel for leisure and business clients
  • Upselling and adding on of ancillary products including car hire, insurance, airport parking, etc
  • Proactively developing a reapeat client base through good customer service, networking and referrals
  • Meeting and exceeding set sales and performance targets

Travel Sales Consultants Experience Required:

  • Previous travel sales experience is preferred but not essential, they will consider sales driven professionals from other industries
  • Sales driven graduates will be considered
  • Good clear telephone manner, rapport and closing skills
  • Flexibility to shift patterns as the sales operation is open on weekends and bank holidays

Travel Sales Consultant remuneration and benefits package:

  • Guaranteed Salary of £31,000 for the first 3 years,
  • OTE of £60k uncapped
  • Lucrative competitive commission structure with no threshold
  • 28 days annual leave
  • Concessions on holiday offers
  • Office based only
  • Free travel insurance
  • Incentives for top performers such as nights out, free holidays, retail vouchers
  • Discounted Travel
  • Fam Trips

To apply, please email your CV and member of the team will be in contact to discuss your application

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