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Vacancy in focus
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you also had some call centre
Vacancy: Call centre agent, Cosmos Holidays experience, although this is not essential.
Laurence Markham (pictured) has joined Park Location: Stockport, Cheshire
Plaza Westminster Bridge hotel as marketing Salary: £18,000 OTE What are you expecting the candidate
director, having previously worked at Conrad Job details: Provided by Sandra Ferrari, to achieve?
Hotels & Resorts and One&Only Resorts. HR business partner, tour operations, The candidate will be tasked with selling
based in Bromley, Kent holidays, promoting the company and helping
Etihad Airways has restructured its regional it continue to be one of the UK’s top independent
general manger sales team. Daniel Barranger tour operators.
(pictured) now looks after Europe, Robin Middle- What are the key responsibilities?
ton the Americas, Kirk Albrow Africa, and The individual will be responsible for maximising What challenges should they expect?
Maen Abdul Halim the Middle East. sales of holidays across the group; selling They will be faced with periods of time which are
ancillary products to make that holiday a bit more particularly busy, when they will need to sustain
JTA Travel Group has appointed Clare Mills as special; and dealing with aftercare (such as pre- enthusiasm and maintain a sense of humour. They
regional sales manager for East Anglia. She joins departure calls). They must also ensure that must also be able to remain calm when faced with
from Superbreak. a professional and efficient sales service is any difficulties.
delivered to all customers.
Nick Cocking has joined Carlson Wagonlit Travel What are the perks?
as UK director of programme management. What skills do you need for the role? We provide a three-week induction course to
He takes up the role in April, and replaces Paul You will need to be an enthusiastic and friendly ensure the right skills and knowledge for the job.
Boyle who becomes general manager Hong Kong. individual who enjoys working in a sales environ- This is followed up with ongoing training and
ment and is target driven. You will development, a competitive salary
Gert Puchtler has been appointed as general need to demonstrate proven ability with an excellent commission
manager at the Constance Belle Mare Plage in in achieving targets and working to scheme and a discounted holiday
Mauritius. He replaces Christophe Plantier who deadlines. Having great organisa- concession scheme.
moves to Constance Le Prince Maurice. tional skills is also essential.
■ To apply for this vacancy, email Jane
Raffles Hotels & Resorts has brought in Alex What experience is needed? Doherty, recruitment and benefits
Kassatly as general manager of the hotel chain’s Ideally you will have a customer administrator, at cv@cosmos.co.uk or
two properties in Cambodia. He has 30 years’ service background with travel send to: Wren Court, 17 London Road,
Sandra Ferrari
experience in the industry. experience. It would be desirable if Bromley, Kent, BR1 1DE
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