Front Desk Receptionist

A Travel Agency Front Desk job involves greeting clients, understanding their travel needs and budgets, recommending and booking flights, accommodations, and tours, and providing detailed itineraries and travel information, including advice on destinations, customs, and entry requirements. Key duties include managing reservations, handling payments, resolving travel conflicts, staying updated on industry trends, and maintaining accurate client records. key responsibilities: Client Consultation: Meet with clients to discuss their travel needs, preferences, and budget. Booking & Coordination: Book flights, hotels, car rentals, tours, and other travel services. Itinerary Creation: Prepare detailed, personalized itineraries including transportation, accommodations, and activities. Information & Advice: Provide clients with relevant information, maps, brochures, and advice on local customs, regulations, and safety. Sales & Promotion: Promote travel packages and sell travel insurance. Handling Payments: Collect payments and process transactions for bookings. Problem Resolution: Address and resolve client complaints, conflicts, cancellations, and refund requests. Documentation: Maintain accurate records of bookings, transactions, and client communications. Industry Knowledge: Stay updated on travel trends, destinations, and industry regulations. Liaison: Build and maintain relationships with travel vendors and service providers. Essential Skills Customer Service: A strong customer-focused attitude to handle inquiries and complaints professionally. Communication: Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Organizational Skills: Ability to manage multiple bookings, schedules, and client files. Sales Skills: Competence in promoting and selling travel packages. Research: Ability to research and compare travel options to find the best deals. Technical Skills: Proficiency in using booking software, online travel platforms, and office software. Knowledge: Understanding of travel destinations, cultures, and international travel regulations.