Tour Operator

Job Description

A tour operator is a hospitality professional who plans and organizes tours and holiday packages, and provides support to customers during their trips: Planning Tour operators create tour packages by combining travel components like accommodations, sightseeing, and services. They also decide which resorts and countries to use, and how many holidays to sell each season. Promotion Tour operators promote their tour packages and travel destinations to attract tourists. They may use brochures, websites, television advertising, and travel agents to market their holidays. Customer support Tour operators advise customers on tour packages based on their budget and interests. They also handle logistical aspects of the tour, such as booking tickets and making reservations. Handling issues Tour operators are responsible for handling any issues that may arise during a tour. They fix problems and provide alternative options for tourists. Other responsibilities Tour operators may also: Liaise with airlines, hoteliers, and coach operators Agree on service levels, costs, and contracts Collect and respond to customer feedback Use market research to guide their decisions Predict bookings or profits Work with travel consultants to put together holiday packages. MINIMUM 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE Job Type: Full-time Schedule: Day shift Experience: total work: 2 years (Preferred) Work Location: In person