Smallworld Exscape & Productions
Smallworld Exscape & Productions

Smallworld Exscape & Productions

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Introduction: Doing What You Love One of the driving forces behind many travel agent careers is a passion for the job. Getting paid to work in a field that you love is a priceless perk of the travel agent's career. Passionate agents are able to convey their love of a destination better than those who are just doing it for the money. This passion is often transferred to the client who is then more likely to take the trip, enjoy the experience and appreciate the agent's opinions and input. Very few people get to do what they love on a daily basis and make a living doing so. Travel agents tend to value this aspect of the position.
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  • What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

    Travel agents use technology to set travel arrangements and gather travel information. Therefore, travel agents must be comfortable with significant computer use. They must also be courteous and organized. Many travel agencies require agents to occasionally enroll in continuing education courses to keep up with changes in the travel industry. Customs, travel regulations and travel advisories are constantly changing, so agents must be able to keep their travel knowledge current and relevant.

  • What types of customers have you worked with?

    BFF Getaways, Groups and Honeymoon Packages.

  • What questions should customers think through before talking to professionals about their project?

    There’s much more to becoming a travel agent than signing your name, paying a fee, or wishing it was so. It’s a rewarding field, if you’re up for the challenge, if you're dedicated and self-disciplined, and you're willing to put in the time necessary to learn the craft and get some reputable 'in the field' experience. Like any other professional field you might consider, becoming a travel agent – and enjoying the fruits of your labor – is difficult work! But speaking for myself, it was worth it!