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A World of Options Delivering Travel


elivering Travel


Airlines Check-in staff welcome guests and make sure boarding an aircraft is a smooth process. At head office, there are roles in operations, route planning, marketing, finance and sales. Responsibilities for employees in logistics and fleet movement include ensuring aircraft are in the right place. There is also a huge engineering and technical sector that keeps aircraft in the sky.


Airports Airside operations ensure aircraft take off and land smoothly. Roles include air-traffic control, safety, navigation, emergency responses and even bird- hazard management. Terminal management ensures


passengers have a smooth journey on to their aircraft. In an airport, jobs include updating flight information, checking passengers in, and baggage and security duties. Ground support staff get aircraft ready for take-off and operations check the weight of an aircraft. There are also roles in terminal shops, airport lounges, and cleaning and maintenance teams. At head-office level, there are roles in the human resources and legal departments, as well as in airport development, route planning and communications.


Camping and holiday parks Campsites and holiday parks recruit a variety of seasonal roles each year. On-site teams


meet and greet customers, resolve problems and prepare and maintain accommodation. Campsites are increasingly becoming holiday destinations in their own right with kids’ clubs, entertainment and sports activities. Opportunities exist across the UK and Europe.


Car hire Within this sector are car rental companies, such as Avis, which supply vehicles for people to rent. Then there are brokers or intermediaries, such as Holiday Autos, which market and sell car hire from a range of suppliers. These companies will have product managers and commercial teams that negotiate deals and rates, and ensure products are marketed. Customer service


and reservations staff take the bookings. Sales staff look after the business-to-business relationships with other travel firms and ensure third parties sell as much of their product as possible.


Coach operators Large companies have opportunities for tour and operations managers, as well as product managers, marketers and tour leaders. Alternatively, there are point-to- point businesses that focus on getting passengers around the country, rather than offering holidays. With many coach drivers reaching retirement age, there is a big need for younger recruits. Technical roles such as engineers and mechanics are also available.


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