Top Travel Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

Senior Creative Assembly Designer responsible for building scalable, automated creative production systems. The role transforms campaign concepts into reusable templates, dynamic layouts, and high-volume brand assets across channels, markets, languages, and formats. Responsibilities include AI-native template development, workflow automation, quality assurance, localization, accessibility validation, and delivery readiness. The designer collaborates with creative, marketing, engineering, and machine learning teams while supporting documentation, enablement, experimentation, and performance optimization.

Supports Account Managers and B2B travel and expense customers by resolving product configuration, integration, payment, policy, and platform issues. Communicates with program administrators, handles escalations, coordinates cross-functional solutions, drives adoption and retention, tracks customer KPIs, provides product feedback, and documents scalable processes.

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.

Own full-cycle, high-volume recruiting for 50+ requisitions from intake through onboarding. Partner with hiring managers and business leaders, build talent pipelines through multiple sourcing channels, advise on hiring decisions, monitor recruiting metrics, and improve funnel performance and time-to-fill. Maintain accurate ATS records, candidate documentation, reporting, and compliance while delivering strong candidate and stakeholder experiences.

Consult with clients to plan and book domestic and international travel, including cruises, tours, hotels, airfare, car rentals, and insurance. Build long-term client relationships, grow a customer base through referrals and networking, meet sales goals, and stay informed about destinations and travel products. The role includes comprehensive training and requires on-site work, most Saturdays, and occasional evenings.

Provides daily support to travel advisors and internal partners, resolving Service Desk inquiries, ticketing issues, and complex domestic and international air reservations. Uses Sabre GDS and related systems to assist with sales, exchanges, profiles, ARC errors, hotels, cars, and invoicing. Handles calls, emails, and remote sessions while meeting SLA response targets, escalating complex issues, and coordinating with internal teams and vendors.

The Territory Manager acquires new B2B customers through prospecting, cold calling, lead generation, and outside sales. Responsibilities include using CRM tools to track activity, selling logistics services, establishing new accounts, and managing sold accounts. The role includes corporate and field training, with opportunities for advancement into senior and regional sales management. Candidates should be energetic, polished, competitive, and motivated, with a bachelor's degree and prior sales experience preferred.

Coordinate public relations activities for travel industry clients, supporting media relations, news writing, reporting, project organization, and client service. The role requires strong communication, writing, multitasking, judgment, and collaboration skills, along with proficiency in Microsoft Office and familiarity with PR tools such as Cision and MuckRack. Travel industry knowledge is preferred, and occasional business travel may be expected.

Develop and optimize African travel products, including safaris, custom itineraries, and small-group journeys. Responsibilities include itinerary design, supplier contracting and negotiation, pricing, margin management, performance analysis, sales and marketing collaboration, operational coordination, and compliance. The role requires deep African destination knowledge, safari logistics expertise, commercial judgment, and strong partnership skills. Travel includes up to four international and four domestic trips annually; the position is hybrid in Glendale, California, with U.S. remote work considered.

Develops and grows entertainment and business travel accounts for a hotel. Responsibilities include prospecting, negotiating rates, managing RFPs, securing group and transient business, conducting client appointments and hotel tours, maintaining corporate travel relationships, expanding accounts, preparing sales reports, and partnering with sales, marketing, and revenue leadership to meet financial objectives.