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Fast forward 27 years, and our Homeworker division of personal travel consultants and franchisees is thriving. This is unsurprising, given how well our Hays Travel home-
based entrepreneurs combine running highly productive and profitable businesses with enjoying an improved work-life balance.
We are proud of the support we provide our homeworkers and they put their trust in our back- office teams and technology to help them and their businesses develop. Many of our homeworkers joined us with no prior experience in travel and tourism, and since establishing their own business have grown with our support. Whatever their ambition, our business development coaches can help them to realise their vision.
As with everything, you get out what you put into your homeworking enterprise – and the rewards are great for those who commit energy and enthusiasm to their
business. Our network of homeworkers and business development coaches connect regularly, meaning no one feels isolated, and many personal travel consultants are invited to our annual overseas conference. This event is the highlight of our year and an outstanding opportunity to connect with supplier partners, like-minded entrepreneurs, and senior Hays Travel colleagues alike.
We are proud to be the nation’s favourite travel agent, and the UK’s largest independent travel company. Our scale and connections mean we can offer our homeworkers access to the best commission around from a wide selection of supplier partners.
I encourage anyone who is considering launching their own travel business from home to contact our friendly and knowledgeable team. They will happily detail the support that our Hays Travel Homeworking Division offers and explain what it takes to become a successful personal travel consultant or franchisee.
We look forward to welcoming you to Hays Travel.
Dame Irene Hays
Call 0800 098 3590 email
homeworker.recruitment@
hays-travel.co.uk visit
careers.haystravel.co.uk/homeworking
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