A TMS Hot Job – Multi-Skilled Corporate Consultant
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** Great CBD Location ** Great Salary Package We at TMS love discussing exciting career opportunities with candidates! If you are looking for that next exciting role, we know all the companies inside out, we can tell you the pros and cons and give you the advice that will help you decide the best company for you. We have straight Monday – Friday corporate roles or if you are looking for something that gives you more responsibility and a diverse clientele we can help. You must be an experienced travel consultant having worked in either a retail or corporate environment. You will have CRS skills, up-to-date fares knowledge for both domestic and international travel and be a strong team player. A rewarding career path is available to the successful applicant!
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Or for further information please call the Melbourne office at 03 9602 1809 quoting Job Reference Code ck A TMS TravelMole Hot Job Opportunity |
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A TMS Hot Job – Multi-Skilled Corporate Consultant
| Melbourne Permanent AUD $43,000++ |
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Great CBD Location Great Salary Package We at TMS love discussing exciting career opportunities with candidates! If you are looking for that next exciting role, we know all the companies inside out, we can tell you the pros and cons and give you the advice that will help you decide the best company for you.
We have straight Monday – Friday corporate roles or if you are looking for something that gives you more responsibility and a diverse clientele we can help. You must be an experienced travel consultant having worked in either a retail or corporate environment. You will have CRS skills, up-to-date fares knowledge for both domestic and international travel and be a strong team player.
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John Alwyn-Jones
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Visit Florida’s New CEO Bryan Griffin Shares His Vision for State Tourism with Graham
Chicago’s Tourism Renaissance: Graham Interviews Kristin Reynolds of Choose Chicago
Graham Talks with Cassandra McCauley of MMGY NextFactor About the Latest Industry Research
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