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Ben Smart (pictured) has been promoted at looking for a team player with ex-
Mondial Assistance to sales director for its Vacancy: Product manager, Tui Travel UK & cellent understanding of tour operating, planning,
corporate and travel division. Jody Baker will Ireland pricing, trading and yield management functions.
become senior business development manager. Location: Luton
Salary: £26,000-£30,000 What previous experience is necessary
Qatar Airways has appointed Rachel Finn Job details: Provided by Jacky Simmonds, for this position?
(pictured) as area manager UK. Finn will oversee director of human resources Experience in the commercial division of
teams based in Manchester and London. Thomson, First Choice or another tour operator
What are the key responsibilities of the as well as experience of working in a pricing
The Israeli Government Tourist Office has promoted job you’re advertising? position and proven decision-making abilities.
Rafi Shalev to director for the UK and Ireland. Formulating and implementing a three to
five-year strategy for each destination; managing What are you expecting the candidate to
VisitBritain has appointed Michael Bedingfield day-to-day commercial performance of beds, achieve in the role?
as marketing director for Britain; Seren Welch seats and product, and recommending actions for They must ensure their product area achieves
as general manager, Britain marketing; Joss improvement; identifying, creating and imple- a profit, and optimise revenue, margins and
Croft as head of events marketing; and Justin menting new products and pricing initiatives to recoveries on guaranteed stock.
Reid as manager, online marketing. target key customer segments; ensuring a robust
planning and business case for all risks; ensuring What challenges should they expect?
Cayman Airways has named Gilles Filiatreault the most appealing communication of resorts/ Working within a large team and liaising
as acting chief executive and captain Olson units; leading a team of two; and encouraging a with different departments. Predicting market
Anderson as chief executive designate. “right first time, every time” team culture. changes and adapting the product to keep
up with changing demands. Plus,
Kay Ashmore has been made sales executive for What skills do you need for keeping up with web developments.
the north of England at Travelpack. Ashmore was the role?
previously reservation manager for USA/Canada. The new recruit must manage com- What are the perks of the
plexity and ambiguity in a changing role?
Travel industry recruitment specialist Gail Kenny world and have strong conflict Broad career opportunities and the
Executive Search has appointed Mark Houston management skills, along with a obvious opportunity to travel.
and Nupur Majumdar as account managers. sound planning mentality, excellent ■ To apply for this vacancy, please
Houston moves from Sunset Faraway Holidays, analytical skills, commercial judge- visit
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