Company Description

Epic Travel is an entrepreneurial adventure travel brand and destination management company with teams in Southern Europe and Northern Africa.

For over two decades, the company has specialized in delivering exceptional experiences for customers across Morocco, Portugal, Sao Tome & Principe and South Africa. Our mission is to go further and be more, and to enable that we offer a depth of local knowledge, an extensive on-the-ground network and a talented international team.

This is all supported by a strong belief in the positive impact of travel, and a commitment of donating 1% of our revenue to our charity partners across the destinations in which we operate.

Role Description

The Travel Designer plays a pivotal role in designing and delivering exceptional travel experiences, combining sales expertise with creative storytelling and meticulous coordination.

Working across both direct-to-consumer (B2C) and trade and business (B2B) channels, and across the three Product Segments that Epic offers (FIT, Groups, and Special Projects),



this role is responsible for converting enquiries into bookings, building meaningful relationships with clients and customers, and crafting journeys that are both seamless and unforgettable.

The successful candidate will bring the company’s values — pioneering, resourceful, genuine, and empowering — to life in every client interaction and travel experience.

Qualifications
• Experience in travel sales, tour operations, or a customer-focused role within the travel industry.
• Strong sales skills with a proven ability to convert enquiries into bookings.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
• Strong organisational skills and attention to detail.
• Ability to manage multiple clients and itineraries simultaneously.
• Passion for travel and knowledge of destinations, trends, and experiences, especially in Spain, Morocco and Portugal
• Fluency in English, and any additional languages, in particular Spanish,

📌 Travel Designer (España)
🏢 Epic Travel
📍 España