Luxury Travel Operations Coordinator
Assist WorldRemote · PH
At a glance
- Location
- Remote · PH
- Workplace
- Remote
- Pay
- $700 – $900/month
- Employment type
- Not stated
- Experience
- Not stated
- Education
- No degree requirement stated
- Job family
- Operations and administration
- Seniority
- Not stated
- Posted by employer
- 31 August 2026
- Last verified open
- 7 September 2026
- Work from
- PH
- Region and country
- PH
- Listed via
- Lever
What the employer wrote
What We’re Looking For • Exceptional attention to detail. Small mistakes can create large problems in travel, so accuracy is essential. • Excellent written English with strong grammar, spelling, and professional communication skills. • Strong organizational skills and the ability to manage many trips and requests simultaneously. • A proactive mindset. You should notice when something is missing, follow up without being asked, and close the loop on outstanding requests. • Strong judgment about what you can handle independently and what should be escalated. • Comfort communicating professionally with luxury hotels, concierges, destination management companies, transportation providers, and other travel partners. • Ability to follow established processes while adapting when travel plans change. • Reliability and consistency. Clients often travel across weekends, holidays, and multiple time zones, so details need to be handled on schedule. • Discretion when working with confidential client information and high-profile or high-net-worth travelers. • Ability to work independently in a remote environment.
Preferred Experience Experience in luxury travel, hospitality, hotels, executive assistance, concierge services, or high-end customer service is strongly preferred. Familiarity with luxury hotel brands and the expectations of five-star travelers is a plus. Experience coordinating travel logistics, transportation, reservations, or complex schedules is also valuable.
How This Role Works This is primarily an operations and execution role rather than a sales role. The lead advisor will generally determine the hotels, overall trip structure, and recommendations presented to clients. You will help turn those decisions into a well-executed trip by managing logistics, supplier communication, client preferences, confirmations, and follow-through. Over time, there may be opportunities to take ownership of additional parts of the client experience as you become familiar with our clients, partners, and processes.
Where this record came from
Read from Assist World's own Lever job board on , and last confirmed still open on . The employer published it on 31 August 2026. Jobsearch.ing did not write, edit or rank this posting, and does not vet the employer. View the original posting.