Drive outstanding customer care service in travel with the winning combination of knowledge, skills, and attitude. Airline customer service professionals, such as ticket reservation staff, check-in and gate agents, and cabin crew, work in one of the most dynamic industries. In this course, we will examine how the internet and new technologies are changing airline customer service and hospitality. We will discuss several examples of how tourism is keeping up with these changes to meet customer needs and stay competitive.
Topics
Principles of excellent customer service in travel and hospitality.
Handling customer complaints and difficult situations
Communication skills for travel and hospitality professionals.
Cultural sensitivity and diversity in customer interactions.
Role-playing and real-life scenarios.
What you will learn
List and describe techniques of eff ective communication and customer contact
Summarize and set out the characteristics of the various social styles and cultural differences of airline customers
Describe new trends in customer service
Appreciate the importance of customer care and hospitality in the Travel industry
Who should attend
Ticket office, reservations, check-in, traffic, operations, baggage service, and information desk staff
Cargo reservations and receiving staff
Flight attendants
Travel Agents
Airline Staff, i.e., cabin Crew, Ground Crew, Customer Service Representatives