Top Travel Sales Jobs in Austin, TX

Lead Peek's Go-to-Market Revenue Enablement function, designing scalable enablement systems, AI-driven content production, onboarding curricula, monthly/quarterly training, SME certification, and annual Revenue Kickoff. Partner with Product, Sales, and Post-Sales to create, deliver, and measure adoption of interactive remote training and enablement materials.

Build and deepen high-level partnerships with luxury brands, private client ecosystems, and service providers to elevate member experience and unlock commercial opportunities. Operate strategically across brand, revenue, and client experience with autonomy, cultivating relationships that drive measurable outcomes.

The Strategic Accounts Manager is responsible for managing high-value park relationships, driving revenue retention and expansion, conducting business reviews, and collaborating with various teams to ensure customer success.

The Sales Manager is responsible for identifying new business opportunities, building client relationships, driving sales through proactive outreach, and representing Cloudbeds in the market.

Drive new business and revenue by prospecting, building and managing a sales pipeline, presenting tailored pitches, negotiating contracts with executive contacts, and collaborating cross-functionally to support partner deals and analytics.

As Director of Global Business Travel, you will define and execute TMC strategies, manage enterprise relationships, and drive revenue growth for Wenrix.

The Account Executive will own the sales cycle, engaging with clients to understand their needs, delivering product demos, and closing deals while managing relationships and collaborating with other teams.

The Corporate Sales Manager is responsible for acquiring new SME business sales, maintaining relationships, and delivering tailored travel management solutions. They engage with C-Level executives, manage sales pipelines using CRM, and achieve sales targets while documenting the ROI of solutions and overcoming objections. They require at least three years in a sales role and may need to travel up to 50%.

The Enterprise Sales Leader will drive new business by managing sales cycles, negotiating contracts, and collaborating across teams to optimize enterprise travel solutions for clients.

The Director of Sales & International Business manages overseas distributor networks, expands international sales, and oversees compliance with regulations. The role includes customer service oversight, budget preparation, and performance evaluation of distributors, along with a strong emphasis on market expansion and travel.