How can I become a Holiday representative? What kind of starting salary can I expect?
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NITIN DESHMUKH Yard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its | Scholar-Level 17
7 years agoThere are no set requirements to become a holiday rep but many tour operators are looking for decent grades and experience working in customer care. You also need to be 18 plus (sometimes this can be 21 and over).
A qualification in the industry (such as a B.Tech/Diploma in Travel and Tourism is preferred).
A working knowledge of one or more foreign languages
and administrative experience.
Bags of common sense, motivation, and initiative plus the natural ability to relate to the customers.
Newcomers will earn about 10-15K/month to 30K/month while more experienced reps can earn up to 60K/month. But there are plenty of bonuses including:
Free...more -
A holiday representative, or rep, is responsible for looking after groups of clients on package holidays at resorts. The main priority is to ensure that clients enjoy their holiday and that everything runs as smoothly as possible for them.
Working as a holiday rep does not usually require a degree. Relevant skills and personal qualities are more important.
Most tour operators seek candidates with experience of working in a customer service or travel and tourism role.
A degree in one of the following subjects may be useful to the role:
1) Hospitality and tourism management
2) International tourism management
3) Modern languages
4) Tourism bus...more
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