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Welcome W


Clare Vooght features and


supplements editor


elcome to the third edition of the Travel Weekly Guide to Homeworking – bringing together some of the


biggest names in the sector to provide an insight into what life is really like for agents working from home. As ever, our guide is filled with practical advice for those thinking about making a move into a homeworking role – from who’s hiring, to who pays the best commission. Homeworking’s upward trajectory accelerated


in a difficult time for the industry. In the depths of the pandemic, many agents turned to homeworking roles following a redundancy or company collapse, or because they needed to supplement their income when working hours were slashed. Now, nearly three years on, this dynamic part of


the travel industry is still on the up. Many people are choosing to make the move into this booming sector – viewing it as an enticing alternative to office-based roles thanks to the flexible hours, attractive commission, work-life balance and scope to work from anywhere. In this guide, we discover just how much the sector is still growing, with insight from companies on their


recruitment and expansion plans (page 4). We also take a look at the different types of homeworking companies out there, to help you weigh up the pros and cons and know exactly what to consider before saying yes to your next role (page 8). Plus, for the first time in this guide, we explore


how home-based agents work with suppliers, and how agencies make sure their homeworkers stay in the loop with operators (page 14). And we’ve also included a handy how-to guide for boosting your social media profile – something that’s arguably more important than ever for homeworkers without a physical presence on the high street (page 16). If you are contemplating a move to a new


homeworking role, also make sure you take a look at our agency directory (pages 19-32). These company profiles will tell you everything you need to know about different agencies’ business models, so you can find one that suits you. We really hope this guide helps you through the


ins-and-outs of making your next important career decision – and here’s to a bright future for all agents who take the leap into homeworking.


Travel Weekly Guide to Homeworking contributors: Juliet Dennis, Laura French, Harry Kemble, Natalie Marsh, Samantha Mayling, Adam Shaw


Head online for our updated Homeworking Directory


Travel Weekly has created a digital Homeworking Directory to complement this guide. Visit the website to: ● Find out how to make the switch to homeworking ● View company profiles and details of how to apply ● Learn how to improve your social media profile


travelweekly.co.uk/homeworkingdirectory


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