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JOB WITH A.T.O.L. HOLDER WANTED *New Product Development - Long or Short haul. *Existing Product Development.


*Ex General Manager - Deputy Managing Director Chief Executive.


*Full details, c.v. etc. pechpa@hotmail.com


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Would you like to work for an award winning Travel Agent?


If the answer is yes, then Triangle Travel is the one for you.


Due to expansion we are looking for a highly driven sales consultant to work in our Mortimer branch, near Reading.


The ideal candidate must have at least 2 years travel experience, have a can-do attitude and be used to arranging tailor-made itineraries worldwide using their knowledge of the luxury travel market.


Importantly, the ideal candidate must have a passion to deliver exceptional customer service.


The hours are 5 days a week across a Monday to Saturday (9am to 5pm) working week.


If you are interested in working for an award winning travel agent then please email your C.V to robkenton@triangletravel.co.uk


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