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a retail branch building industry knowledge, followed by two years in key business areas at head office.
COMPANY CULTURE
Hays Travel is a friendly and vibrant place to work with access to a wealth of fulfilling and rewarding opportunities. As well as top-class training and development, we offer everything from mental health first- aid drop-ins to meditation sessions and lunchtime walking groups. With educational trips and
conferences in far-flung destinations, fun-filled supplier ‘takeover days’,
and a calendar of social events and parties, there is lots to enjoy. We are proud of our Hays Travel
Foundation’s work to help young people, and the work we do to support the local community in every area we operate in, giving colleagues the chance to get involved in charity fundraising and events. Great performances are
celebrated at a glitzy ‘Golden Ticket’ event, while all colleagues are entered into The Big Hays Travel Thank You – prizes in previous years have included holidays, gym memberships and even a car!
OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT MY JOB
Bobby Hbby Hudson
travel consultant, Washington branch
1 .I love the excitement and fulfilment that comes with being able to turn a customer’s dream holiday into reality. It’s great hearing from my customers when they return – they’re so happy and relaxed!
2 .There are so many opportunities for progression at Hays Travel, along with the support available to make it happen. I learned so much during my apprenticeship and gained confidence quickly. Now I’m watching colleagues develop further through programmes such as ‘rising stars’ and ‘aspiring managers’ and know all this is open to me in the future.
3 .I enjoy watching the business develop and making use of modern resources at Hays Travel, such as new social media platforms.
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OF THE BEST THINGS ABOUT MY JOB
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