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A Z guide to Travel


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on site, or graduate schemes (think accounting, marketing and more) in the head office. New roles are emerging all the time, too – increased use of AI means there’s greater need for web developers, business analysts and database administrators. The hospitality industry – which encompasses


accommodation, restaurants, entertainment and nightlife – was named the third-biggest employer in the UK in 2023, so there’s plenty of opportunity both at home and abroad.


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Ferries Ferry companies operate in the UK and abroad to transport people and cargo. On board, bridge staff, engineers and stewards look after safety and operations, while land-based staff keep the business shipshape.


Finance and accounting Travel companies have finance teams, including qualified accountants, that manage cashflow, staff salaries, audits, taxes and more.


Foreign exchange Assist travellers by dealing in foreign currency and prepaid cards for transactions abroad.


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Global distribution systems This central reservation system acts as a go-between for suppliers and buyers – for example, a travel agent searching for available flight seats in real time. Jobs can be customer-facing or technology-focused.


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