Travel job seekers rise but vacancies dip
The number of new travel job seekers rose in September, according to the latest data from C&M Travel Recruitment.
Last month saw a 3% rise in new jobseekers from August, but down by 12% from 2022.
There was a fall in placements during the month, with the number of candidates finding new travel roles dipping by 13% from August to its lowest level of the year.
This figure was also down by 59% from September 2022.
Similarly, the number of new travel jobs available dropped to its lowest point in five months.
It represents a 45% fall from August and down by 53% from 2022.
Barbara Kolosinska, Managing Director at C&M Travel Recruitment, said: “It’s always positive to see a rise in the number of travel job seekers.”
“Salaries are up by around 13% so far this year and it’s vitally important that we promote the perks of working in travel.”
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