Walkin Drive - Travel Consultant / Sr. Travel Consultant

About TripjackTripJack: A Great Place to Work and the trusted tech platform for over 60K+ travel agents across India!We’re proud to be Great Place to Work® Certified™ workplace, reflecting the trust, pride, and sense of belonging our people feel every day. This recognition reflects our commitment to a culture where our teams grow, collaborate, and drive the future of travel technology, while consistently delivering excellent service to our agent partners.With over 35+ years of travel experience between the founders, TripJack has always prioritized the needs of travel agent partners. TripJack’s integrated platform offers content from 750+ airlines, 2 Mn+ Hotels including services across Corporate Travel, Travel assistance and Insurance, Rail and Marine segments. With a superior tech platform, seamless agent pre- and post-booking journeys, and 24/7 customer service, we are on a mission to transform the travel booking & management experience for our agent partners.


Role: Travel Consultant/ Sr. Travel Consultant

Location: Delhi

Experience: 2-6 years

Education: Graduate


Job Summary:We are looking for a Travel Consultant – Ticketing, Refunds & Reissues to manage domestic and international ticketing operations, including bookings, cancellations, refunds, reissues, and schedule changes. The ideal candidate should have hands-on experience with GDS systems, strong knowledge of airline fare rules and refund processes, and the ability to deliver accurate and timely support while ensuring compliance with airline and company policies.


Job Responsibilities:

  • Handle domestic and international air ticket bookings through GDS and B2B travel platforms.
  • Process ticket reissues for itinerary changes, date changes, routing modifications, and fare differences.
  • Manage refund requests by verifying fare rules, airline policies, cancellation charges, and eligibility.
  • Handle ticket cancellations in accordance with airline regulations and company SOPs.
  • Process voluntary changes initiated by passengers, including date, time, route, cabin, and name correction requests (where permitted).
  • Manage involuntary changes resulting from airline schedule changes, flight cancellations, delays, aircraft changes, or operational disruptions.
  • Coordinate with airlines, consolidators, and GDS support teams to obtain approvals for refunds, waivers, reissues, and exceptions.
  • Calculate fare differences, penalties, taxes, residual values, and additional collections accurately.
  • Issue EMDs, revalidated tickets, and reissued tickets as required.
  • Track pending refund and reissue cases to ensure completion within defined turnaround times.
  • Communicate ticket status, refund timelines, schedule changes, and airline updates clearly to travel agents and internal stakeholders.
  • Maintain accurate documentation of ticketing transactions and prepare MIS reports.
  • Ensure compliance with airline fare rules, BSP/ARC regulations, ADM policies, and company SOPs.
  • Collaborate with ticketing, refund, operations, and customer support teams to resolve complex booking issues.

Required Skills & Qualifications:

  • 2–6 years of experience in  Offline domestic and international air ticketing.
  • Hands-on experience in ticket reissues, refunds, cancellations, voluntary and involuntary schedule changes.
  • Strong understanding of airline fare rules, fare construction, taxes, penalties, and ADM management.
  • Proficiency in GDS systems such as Amadeus, Galileo, or Sabre.
  • Experience with B2B travel platforms such as TripJack, TBO, Akbar Online, TravClan, or similar OTA systems.
  • Good knowledge of airline schedule change and waiver policies.
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.
  • Excellent communication and coordination abilities.
  • High attention to detail with the ability to work under pressure and meet SLA/TAT requirements.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Excel and MS Office.

Walk-in interview on 19th Aug .


Interested, share your resume on mansi.kalap@tripjack.com

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