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Homeworkers sought for new cruise venture
Wednesday, 20 Nov, 2003
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Home working specialist Future Travel has set up a dedicated cruise venture called Instant Cruise Holidays and is looking for cruise experts to work for the business. Instant Cruise Holidays has been set up to take advantage of predicted future growth in the sector. The company needs specialists who can follow up sales from leads such as Teletext. Operations manager Sue Reader said: “We are looking for quality candidates who have specific experience of the cruise market as they have the expert knowledge that our clients are looking for.” Future Travel is owned by parent company United Co-op Travel Group.
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