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Business Development Manager UK and Europe (Ireland, Germany, Scandinavia and France)


We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Business Development Manager, with extensive experience of the UK & European travel industry and superior knowledge of Indochina, to join our team to work exclusively for one client.


The client is a leading integrated private travel group with over 25 years of experience in the hospitality sector with operations in Vietnam and Laos.


Their portfolio of products encompasses 3 hotel brands, with 11 properties, an air operation, and 3 cruise operations on the Mekong Delta.


The primary function of this role is to: • Manage all business development opportunities and yield sales from UK and European travel partners for the client on behalf of SLC Representation Ltd • Ensure all objectives are achieved in consultation with the client and that all products within the client portfolio are fairly represented


You will possess the following skills: Essential:


• Consummate, experienced and proactive sales person • Minimum of 2-years in a similar business development role • Highly developed commercial skills • Able to deliver and exceed set targets • Able to work autonomously and under pressure


• High level of verbal and written communication skills including presentation skills


Desirable: • Key networks in the South East Asian travel industry and contacts within operators in the UK and Europe


• Have travelled in Indochina and South East Asia • A second European language – preferably French • Knowledge of the corporate travel and/or MICE an advantage (not essential)


Additional information: You will need to have the right to work in the UK The role will require extensive travel in the UK and Europe with frequent overnight stays.


Location: Wimbledon, London Contract: Permanent Hours: Monday – Friday 09.00 – 17.30 (37.5 hour week) with flexible working patterns available Holiday: 25 days (per calendar year) Salary: TBC


How to apply: Please email your CV and covering letter: Deborah Pearce, Managing Director Deborah@slcrepresentation.co.uk Applications required ASAP; closing date 17 December 2018


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• Advanced knowledge of travel trade distribution • Experience in the UK & European travel industry to South East Asia


• Excellent relationship building and negotiating skills


• Demonstrated ability to plan and co-ordinate activities • Analytical and problem-solving skills


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