Excursion Tour Operator
SkyMax Holidays
مجموع سنوات الخبرة :16 years, 5 أشهر
Handles a multitude of duties including, but not limited to, the following:
Prepare travel calendar.
Communicate with managers, booking agents and publicists.
Listen carefully and meet the needs of tour staff and performers.
Make all travel arrangements including rental cars, limos, private and commercial airline travel.
Reserve appropriate accommodations for tour staff and performers.
Troubleshoot any logistical issues, staff or performer problems.
Oversee the schedule of every person involved in the tour.
Keep travel expenses within the tour’s budget.
Work closely with the road manager.
Travel for weeks and months at a time.
Taking full responsibility for the well-being of our customers from when they arrive in the country right through to the end of their tour including:
Providing information on the countries visited.
Looking after clients' health and personal problems.
Arranging a variety of activities - sometimes including transport, accommodation and camp meals .
Working with local crew.
Receive the customers calls.
Collect the data from the customers & inter the data "Data entry" in the company's data base.
Activate the customer's new mobile lines.
Solving problems.
answer telephone, screen and direct calls
take and relay messages
provide information to callers
greet persons entering organization
direct persons to correct destination
deal with queries from the public and customers
ensures knowledge of staff movements in and out of organization
general administrative and clerical support
prepare letters and documents
receive and sort mail and deliveries
schedule appointments
maintain appointment diary either manually or electronically
Import-export specialists have many duties. Primarily, they document shipments to ensure that they are in compliance with customs rules and regulations. Import-export specialists also counsel clients on matters like tariffs, insurance, and quotas. They categorize shipments according to a tariff coding system. This position also requires consulting with customs agents to ease passage of shipments through customs. Import-export specialists also counsel their clients how to reduce duties and taxes owed.
Other duties of the import-export specialist have to do with shipment of the goods. They track the location of the shipment. They prepare goods for shipment, using the best, most economical packaging. Transportation, warehousing, or distribution of goods may also be a job duty of the import-export specialist. They determine how much insurance to take out on the shipment.
Providing accurate, timely and effective legal advice to clients.
Studying police reports, interview transcripts, medical records and other facts to make a case for the plaintiff.
Advising colleagues on all legal matters, suggesting courses of action.
Attending hearings at court.
Presenting evidence in court to support clients in legal proceedings.
Giving oral arguments in a court of law.
Shaping a client's expectations on what can be realistically achieved.
Advising clients on their legal rights and obligations.
Getting to know clients and developing and maintaining relationships with them.
Looking for evidence that will back up a clients case.
Researching precedents in law libraries and then using the finding to provide a defence for their clients and support their cases in court.
Visiting clients at their homes, work places or prison.
Writing up legal documents like will, trusts and gifts.
Involved in out of court settlements.
Preparing arguments to be heard in a trial.
Gathering and organizing evidence on behalf of clients.
Preparing questions to ask witnesses.
Interviewing witnesses, defendants and clients.
Appearing before legislative and regulatory bodies or government agencies.
Negotiating with other barristers, solicitors, legal executives and their clients.
Acting as a intermediary between barristers and clients.
Interpreting and explaining the law clearly to both individual and business clients.
Coordinating planning and building regulations applications.
Authorisation of gifts.
Constantly monitoring national and EU legislation.
Advising businesses on the impact, interpretation and implementation of new policies and legislation.
