Travel Counsellor
A Travel Counsellor:
- provides travel information to clients regarding destinations, transportation, accommodation options, and travel costs.
- provides travel tips regarding tourist attractions, foreign currency, customs, language, and travel safety.
- promotes particular destinations, tour packages, and other travel services.
- sells medical and baggage insurance.
- advises clients on travel options and tour packages.
- makes reservations.
- sells air tickets and package tours to clients.
With emerit Travel Counsellor training, you'll learn how to sell and promote travel products and services, perfect your research skills, and organize trip packages for groups of any size.
To inquire about certification as a Travel Counsellor, contact the Canadian Institute of Travel Counsellors (CITC) at www.citc.ca.
The ‘Shoulder Season’ is the period between high and low season. The high season is when rates are at their highest because demand on products or services is high. The low season is when rates are at their lowest because demand is low.
