Overview
Travel Agency Managers manage travel agencies.
Day-to-day
- determines product structure and service standards
- formulates and implements purchasing and marketing policies, and sets prices
- promotes and advertises the establishment's goods and services
- sells services to customers
- keeps track of product availability (e.g. tour packages) and financial transactions
- undertakes budgeting for the establishment
- controls selection, training and supervision of staff
- ensures compliance with occupational health and safety regulations.
To become a Travel Agency Manager
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You can work as a Travel Agency Manager without formal qualifications, however, a Vocational Education and Training (VET) or university course in travel, tourism or another related field may be useful.
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