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Founded in 2013 in Hawaii and acquired by Booking Holdings in 2018, FareHarbor creates powerful tools that enable our clients (think boat rentals, museums, food tours, events and more!) About the Role FareHarbor is the world's leading provider of reservation software to the tour, activity and attraction industry, working with thousands of businesses across North America and the globe.
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Analyze and understand paid search strategies of FareHarbor and our competition by utilizing keyword research, business research, and third-party competitive platforms. FareHarbor Core Values: Think Client FirstWe Are One ‘OhanaBe Curious and LearnOwn It. Act With IntegrityEmbrace the Challenge Why FareHarbor.
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Founded in Hawaii in 2013 and acquired by Booking.com in 2018, FareHarbor creates powerful tools that help tour and activity operators run their business with ease and efficiency. In addition to this, you will serve as a mentor to guide and educate others throughout the company with departmental knowledge serving as the subject matter expert on all FareHarbor compatible hardware: payment terminals, ticket printers, qr code scanners and more.
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