United Kingdom
United States
Asia Pacific
Cruise Representative
Would you enjoy tailoring packages to customers’ requirements……..the opportunity to travel every year……joining a dynamic team in a friendly family owned company?
Use your flare for creation and manage your own program from initial thought process to completion.
• 45k plus super and incentives
• Travel during the cruise season
This company requires an executive with experience in either retail, corporate or events to organise and manage their shore excursions at the docking spots for a luxury cruise liner.
Contact Louise Wardlaw at TMS Asia Pacific Tel or email http://www.travelmole.com/admin/[email protected] today to register for your career of choice and open your world of opportunity.
At TMS we specialise in Travel Jobs, if this job isn’t for you, we have many other vacancies in different travel companies. Otherwise do you know who this role might suit? We pay up to $500 for referrals!
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Or for further information please call the Brisbane office at 07 3221 9916 quoting Job Reference Code louise 8
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