CASE STUDY


SAM SQUIRES senior credit controller Having previous experience working for a travel agency, I applied for a customer service role at loveholidays in 2015. I absolutely love it here, so leapt at the chance of applying for a credit control position when it became available. I feel like I’ve finally found


my niche: a role I have a real passion for. Luckily this must show as last December I was promoted to senior credit controller. Most recently, loveholidays


has enrolled me on a course with the Chartered Institute of Credit Management. As a result I’m currently studying towards my Certificate in Credit Management and am really excited to see what my future within the company holds. I would have never imagined I would be where I am today, back when I first applied to work for loveholidays.


temperatures are more than 30C, and a young family can find the perfect poolside getaway with a kids’ club; loveholidays provides a holiday search without compromise! The clue is in the name,


the team here loves making it easy for customers to find just what they’re after. From our intelligent website to our great service and positive, fun attitude, customers know what a fantastic experience


they can expect. We have 46 million holiday options, so that everyone can have the holiday they want – you’ve got to love that! As loveholidays keeps


growing, so does our ambition. It’s important for the brand to remain modern, agile, smart, relevant – and fun! We promote an open, hardworking culture, offering ample opportunity for those looking to develop their career within the travel


sector. Promotion from within is heavily encouraged to allow employees to move up within the business. We’re always on the


hunt for individuals who, like us, are passionate about travel. So we aim to provide customers with great holidays at affordable prices. If you’re a creative and enthusiastic individual, keen to develop or enhance your career within the travel industry, then why not join us?


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