FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of a Reservation Agent at Accor?
The primary responsibility of a Reservation Agent at Accor is to maximize rooms revenue through the conversion of telephone calls into sales while ensuring accurate reservations and customer satisfaction.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A Degree or Diploma in Training and Development or Hotel Management is required, along with a working knowledge of Opera and Microsoft Office.
How much experience is needed for this role?
A minimum of 2 years of experience as a Reservations Agent in a hotel or resort is required, with a preference for candidates with a luxury hotel or resort background.
What skills are important for a Reservation Agent?
Important skills include the ability to adapt to a changing environment, attention to detail, the ability to handle multiple tasks, and the ability to organize work flow.
Is knowledge of local culture important for this position?
Yes, understanding the local culture is important as it helps the Reservation Agent relate to customers and serve them effectively.
Will I need to handle customer complaints?
Yes, handling customer queries and complaints related to room reservations is a key responsibility of a Reservation Agent.
What tools will I be required to use in this role?
You will be required to effectively use current and new Revenue Management tools, including Opera PMS, and the hotel’s telephone system.
Are there opportunities for growth in this position?
Yes, Accor encourages personal growth and learning, providing opportunities for career advancement within the company.
How does Accor support its employees?
Accor supports its employees by welcoming them as they are, offering training and development opportunities, and encouraging career exploration within the company.
Will I be involved in special projects?
Yes, as a Reservation Agent, you will support the Reservations Manager and/or Revenue Management leader with special projects as required.