You’re running your own small independent travel agency. You love the industry. But not the job. Administrative red tape is dragging you down. Isn’t it time to...
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In this case it’s our own Catherine Oliver, a Travel Counsellor for the last eight years.
“My sympathy goes out to you owners and managers of small independent agents,” said married mum Catherine.
I understand exactly how you’re feeling... I had 16 years at the helm of my business on the outskirts of Worcester.
But the really great news is you’re just a phone call, and a simple step away from a job that kicks leases, VAT paperwork, staff sickness and ABTA and ATOL quarterly returns red tape into touch.
Being a Travel Counsellor simply opens up a world of opportunity - work life balance, increased earnings, reward and recognition and the chance to do what you MPWF CFTU TFMMÞIPMJEBZT w
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www.travelcounsellors.com/careers or email the team at
career@travelcounsellors.com
leader in personal travel service.
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“The red tape simply gets you down,” said Catherine. “I never got time to do the thing I love, selling holidays, and I’m the best seller in the world!
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That really says it all. Give me a call and I’ll tell you all about it.”
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