SHOWCASE
Consultant Becky
Westaway
Co-founders Paul Harrison and Steve Witt
Consultant Gemma Outram
WHY I LOVE MY JOB
NIKKI PEACHEY travel consultant
Consultants Lynne and Scott Friery
made cruise bookings worth £1.2 million since joining in autumn 2022.
CAREER OPTIONS
Aside from being a homeworking consultant, we have many other exciting opportunities across different departments. Not Just Travel’s rapid expansion means we are currently recruiting for 20 positions across our business development manager team, operations
team, marketing team and our internal travel agent team.
COMPANY BENEFITS
Our salaries tend to be higher than average with perks and benefits as a full-time employee including everything from health insurance and a pension plan to a day off on your birthday, plus £500 to spend on training (not work-related). Most of us work from home but we have a great office overlooking Bournemouth airport.
“I joined The Travel Franchise six years ago after working in business travel for 20 years. My job was pretty full on with long days, but now I can fit my work around my life – not the other way round. The flexibility and being able to work from home came as a welcome change compared to commuting and dealing with the stresses of corporate life. “Plus, I am earning the same money as I did as a corporate travel consultant for some major travel firms, but working for half the amount of time. “I paid £14,995 for my
business franchise, but had the fee refunded. The Travel Franchise has a unique Money-Back Challenge scheme, through which your franchise fee is refunded if you hit certain sales milestones within a year. I reached it in record time – this really was the cherry on the cake, and now I have a fantastic, profitable business and it hasn’t cost me a penny to start up! “Having repeat clients and
referrals means business grows every year. My plan for 2023 was to increase my sales by 40-50% and it’s looking like I’m going to smash it.”
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