4 Companies That Hire People to Book Cruises

Do you think you’d enjoy working from home, booking cruises for others? If so, you’re in luck because there are a few companies that have regular openings for this type of work.

Keep in mind it’s phone work, so all of you non-phone job seekers may not find this is your cup of tea.

These companies are all hiring as of the date of this blog post. If you find they are not, just bookmark their “careers” page and check again later. Home-based positions come and go regularly.

Most of the positions require either past experience in the industry or past experience in customer service and/or sales.

Another perk? Pretty much all companies hiring people to work from home booking cruises will give employee discounts on any cruises you book through them.

Good luck! Here is the list:

1 – Cruise.com

Hires home-based cruise sales agents in most states.

Two years of recent cruise sales work experience is listed as being required, and some openings (but not all) will require that you’re bilingual (English/Spanish).

Pay is base plus commission, and they want you to work in eight hour shifts. Training lasts four weeks, and I believe it may be completed online. As of the date of this blog post, it does appear they are recruiting for these positions.

Go here to check for openings at Cruise.com or read our Cruise.com review first.

2 – Holland America

Holland America is currently looking for personal cruise consultants in the US to work at home. This job requires outbound calling and sending emails.

Your pay is a base rate of $15 hourly plus commission. This is a full-time role. Benefits are offered with no waiting period. You do have to go through 10-12 weeks of training (paid) prior to starting work.

If hired, Holland America will supply your equipment.

Go here for more details and to apply.

3 – Windstar Cruises

Windstar Cruises is currently hiring work at home customer service representatives to service Travel Advisors and Guests via inbound and outbound Calls, email, chat and other sources as assigned. This work involves assisting in reservations as well.

Currently, this position is only open to people living in the following US states: AR, AZ, CO, FL, LA, TX and WA.

This is a full-time role. Cruise or tour operations / reservations experience preferred but not required.

Rate of pay is not listed, but the job listings says it’s an hourly rate plus incentives.

Go here for more details and to apply.

4 – World Travel Holdings

This company has very regular openings for home-based workers to sell luxury cruise and resort vacation packages for 40 major travel brands. They hire in all US states except for AK, CA, HI, KY, ND, OH, OR, and PA.

Training is paid and they offer a nice benefits package after 90 days of employment. The pay rate is listed at $15 hourly. They also offer travel discounts if you work for them.

Additionally, World Travel Holdings supplies all the equipment you need to do the job. This includes computer equipment and a headset.

Go here to learn more about home-based jobs at World Travel Holdings.

5 – FlexJobs

Be sure to check FlexJob’s listings if you want to find even more. They list vacation planning jobs for the US as well as other countries on a near-daily basis.

Their service isn’t free, but unlike other sites, there are no ads or scams. I’ve been a paying member and found it to be a great resource.

If you sign up, be sure to use AFFILPROMO promo code to get a discount on your membership (also so easy to cancel if you find you’re not using it!).

Go here to preview FlexJobs travel planner listings.

Good luck!