Top Travel Jobs in Los Angeles, CA

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.

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

The Sales Director will lead B2B sales, manage agency relationships, promote Sojern's Travel Audiences, and meet sales targets.

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.

As a Market Lead, you will manage hotel supply growth in Los Angeles, build strategic partnerships, and drive overall market performance through data analysis and relationship management.

Lead the AI/ML Defense Platform product management by conceptualizing, developing, and executing foundational models to improve safety and fraud prevention.

Conduct practical quantitative research, uncover user insights using mixed methods, and translate findings into actionable recommendations for product teams.

Travel Consultants sell travel packages, build relationships with members, and enhance trip experiences. They require strong sales, organizational, and communication skills.

The Business Operations Coordinator is responsible for operational tasks including tour reception, customer service, data entry, and support for Sales and Marketing teams.

The Technical Account Manager serves as the main technical contact for B2B partners, managing inquiries, facilitating technical solutions, and improving processes while coordinating with internal teams.

Lead full-cycle talent acquisition for the hotel, partnering with hiring managers, developing sourcing strategies, and enhancing employer branding to attract high-performing talent.

The Station Manager leads a location, managing operations, optimizing processes, leading a team, handling fleet management, and advising customers on products.