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Maintains and updates all strategy tools including GPT, Group Strategy Documents, NGS, Need Date/Distressed Date Documents, Strategic Booking Pace, Funnel Tools (long and short term) and Pace/HOL Tool.
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As a Concierge Sales Agent you will be working closely with our guests to book their activities and tours while they are on the Island of Maui. You may also be booking tours and activities on the neighbor islands for our guest depending on their travel needs.
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Participates in the development of market strategy for city-wide and area-based events. 2-year degree from an accredited university in Business Administration, Finance and Accounting, Economics, Hotel and Restaurant Management, or related major; 4 years experience in the revenue management, sales and marketing, or related professional area.
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As a Vacation Marketing Specialist, you will be responsible for the generation of leads, promotion/booking of eligible vacation ownership presentations, and the promotion/sale of vacation packages where applicable to Hilton Grand Vacations Owners, Club Members and other qualified customers.
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Must have experience in providing information and assistance to homeowners regarding Maui attractions or points of interest, booking reservations for owners both within the resort and at outside facilities, properly logging all owner requests and performing follow up with owners, creating individual and personalized itineraries and maintaining good communication with other departments regarding owner requests or special needs as necessary.
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