Travel Designer

The Mission You aren’t just a middleman for airlines and hotels; you are the architect of memories. Your goal is to transform the stress of planning into a seamless, elevated journey. You will take raw ideas and "Pinterest boards" and turn them into flawlessly executed global experiences. Core Responsibilities Bespoke Curation : Research and design custom itineraries that reflect the client’s specific personality, rather than pushing "cookie-cutter" packages. Logistics Mastery : Manage the "invisible" details—private transfers, dinner reservations, visa requirements, and local hidden gems that aren't on Google. Relationship Management : Act as the primary point of contact for clients and a diverse network of global vendors (hoteliers, guides, and operators). Crisis Navigation : Monitor global travel trends and disruptions to proactively solve problems before the client even realizes they exist. Brand Advocacy : Stay ahead of the curve by scouting new destinations and maintaining an "insider" knowledge of the travel industry. Who You Are A "Details" Person : You notice the small stuff—like the fact that a client prefers a high floor or has a 2 : 00 PM coffee habit. The Calm in the Storm : When a flight is canceled or a hotel is overbooked, you don't panic; you pivot. A Storyteller : You can describe a destination in a way that makes the client feel like they are already there. Tech-Fluent : You are comfortable with modern CRM tools, itinerary apps, and the "magic" of travel hacking. Success Metrics Client Retention : High rate of return travelers and referrals. Seamlessness : Zero "avoidable" logistical hiccups during a trip. Margin Growth : Ability to upsell experiences that add genuine value to the traveler’s life.