Top Travel Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Lead global media strategy for Hotels.com by developing evidence-based media planning, optimizing budgets, and championing automation and AI in the media planning process.

This role involves selling sustainable promotional products, achieving sales goals through consultative practices, and collaborating with design and project teams. Travel for client meetings is required.

The Integrated Marketing Manager will execute go-to-market campaigns, align messaging across channels, ensure consistent branding, and manage project timelines within the marketing team.

The Account Manager oversees affiliate and restaurant relationships, focusing on maximizing platform utilization, ensuring satisfaction, and driving growth through strong communication and relationship management. Responsibilities include performance monitoring, problem solving, and cross-functional collaboration.

Support travelers' needs by providing exceptional travel assistance, managing bookings, and ensuring customer satisfaction through effective communication.

The Multifamily Sales Director at Loop will drive sales strategy, build relationships in the multifamily sector, source new business opportunities, and oversee complex sales cycles to establish Loop as a preferred partner.

The Sales Development Representative will own outbound prospecting, generate qualified opportunities, and book meetings for senior leadership using various tools and outreach strategies.

The Senior Strategy & Operations Manager will identify growth opportunities, design experiments, build analytical insights, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to support HTS Media's growth goals autonomously.

Sell domestic and international travel packages (cruises, air, car, hotel, land itineraries), build member relationships, meet sales goals, cross-sell related products, provide tailored trip recommendations, and complete required training and evaluations for career progression.

The Territory Manager is responsible for new business acquisition through B2B sales, prospecting, account management, and developing leads while utilizing CRM. They partake in training programs for personal and professional growth.

The Business Development Manager will acquire new hotel partners, strengthen relationships, drive commercial value, and create tailored offerings while analyzing market trends and collaborating across teams.