Kensington
Intern - Sales
Toronto · Intern · Internship
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 29 days ago
Data VisualizationSalesExcelResearchLeadershipCommunicationPublic SpeakingOrganizational SkillsMicrosoft Office
About the role
- This role is ideal for a detail-oriented, analytically minded candidate interested in luxury travel, consulting, sales strategy, or product development
- Conduct research on regional travel trends, consumer demand patterns, and emerging destinations
- Monitor macro trends affecting travel (pricing, seasonality, geopolitical factors, sustainability, experiential travel)
Responsibilities
- Develop comparison matrics and insights to support sales strategy and training
- Support development of new itinerary "threads," seasonal offerings, or region-specific value adds
- Support Regional Sales leadership with ad-hoc analysis, presentations, and reporting
- Maintain and organize research documents, trackers, and shared resources
- Provide general administrative support to the Regional Sales teams as needed
- Service models and support levels
- Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to manage multiple priorities
- Interest in luxury travel, global markets, and client-centric service design
Requirements
- We achieve this because of our extraordinary people, passionate experts with deep knowledge of their destinations.
- Currently pursuing or recently completed a degree/diploma or certificate in Business, Marketing, Tourism, Economics, International Relations, or a related field
- Excellent written communication skills with the ability to present insights clearly and concisely
- Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, PowerPoint, Power BI reporting
- Hands-on experience with competitive intelligence and product positioning
Skills
- Strong research and analytical skills; comfortable synthesizing large amounts of information
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