Become Your Own Travel Agent

More than picking a beautiful destination

Travel advisors help clients compare options, understand supplier terms, coordinate details, and prepare for departure. The work can also include marketing, recordkeeping, payment deadlines, cancellations, and support when plans change. A love of travel is a starting point; reliable service is the day-to-day job.

Could this be a fit for you?

• You enjoy listening to what travelers need, not just recommending your own favorites.
• You are willing to learn booking systems, supplier policies, and applicable business requirements.
• You can manage details, deadlines, client communication, and confidential information carefully.
• You understand that building a client base takes time and that revenue is not the same as profit.

Ask the important questions first

Before joining any host agency or advisor program, request written answers about:

• Startup charges, recurring fees, training costs, insurance, and other business expenses.
• Commission splits, payment timing, eligibility, cancellations, and possible commission reversals.
• Training, mentoring, booking support, and responsibility for after-hours client issues.
• Client ownership, data handling, contract length, renewal, and termination terms.
• Required registrations, seller-of-travel rules, insurance, and tax obligations in your jurisdiction.
• Whether any compensation depends on recruiting others rather than serving travel clients, and what disclosures apply.

Opportunity details

Start with a conversation

Contact Three Bird Travel through Instagram or Facebook and mention that you are interested in becoming a travel advisor. Ask for the program’s current written information before making a commitment.

No earnings or travel benefits are guaranteed. Outcomes depend on factors including client demand, time, expenses, supplier terms, and individual effort. This page is an introduction, not an employment offer, enrollment agreement, or financial forecast.