Remote Scheduler | Travel by Night | Handshake

We are seeking organized, detail-oriented individuals interested in assisting with travel scheduling, reservations, and vacation planning.

This remote opportunity involves researching travel options, coordinating booking details, and helping clients organize their travel arrangements.

No previous travel industry experience is required. Training and access to travel resources are provided.

Responsibilities:

  • Assist with travel reservations and scheduling
  • Research accommodations, transportation, and destinations
  • Coordinate booking details and travel arrangements
  • Communicate with clients regarding travel preferences
  • Maintain organized records and reservation information
  • Learn and utilize online booking platforms

Qualifications:

  • Strong organizational and communication skills
  • Basic computer and internet proficiency
  • Attention to detail
  • Ability to work independently
  • Willingness to learn new systems
  • Interest in travel and planning

Position Details:

  • Remote
  • Flexible, self-managed schedule
  • Independent travel business opportunity
  • Commission-based earnings; no guaranteed hourly wage or salary
  • Training and resources provided
  • Must meet applicable location and eligibility requirements

Disclosures

  • This opportunity includes a nominal monthly fee that helps cover the licensing, insurance, and professional infrastructure required to operate as an independent travel advisor.
  • There are no different paid tiers or levels of training. All advisors receive access to the same robust, ongoing training and professional development, whether they are completely new to the travel industry or have previous experience.
  • Training and resources include supplier and destination education, booking systems and processes, client service, sales and marketing, and guidance for developing and managing a travel business. Advisors continue to have access to training and professional development as the industry, suppliers, and destinations evolve.

All costs and program details are fully reviewed with candidates before any commitment is made.

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