Job vacancies at Rebak Island Resort-A Taj Hotel

Rebak Island Resort-A Taj Hotel, a secluded and charming cluster of luxurious timber villas, is the only resort on the privately owned 390 acre Rebak Island that commands a magnificent view of the Senari Straits bordering the Andaman Sea. The Rebak Island , named after the native Rebak tree, is one of the 99 isles that make up the legendary Langkawi. The island is blessed with a balmy climate, stunning rock formations, a lush forest that goes back a million years, picturesque waterfalls, limestone outcrops, fascinating caves and pristine, secluded beaches.

Rebak Island is ensconced by crystal-clear waters, teeming with marine life, that are perfect for a range of water sports and recreational activities. The hotel has the only fully equipped marina in Malaysia . Set away from the mainland, the island enjoys an exclusive and tranquil ambience It is 4 kms away from the main island of Langkawi and 15 minutes luxury ferry ride from Port Langkasuka jetty. Attractive remuneration package which would commensurate with qualification and working experience.

POSITION: RESERVATION EXECUTIVE and RESERVATION COORDINATOR

Responsibilities:
- Handle reservation calls in a pleasant and courteous manner.
- Communicate via emails to guests on reservation inquires in a pleasant and courteous manner.
- To check the room availability according to the room categories and update into the systems accordingly.
- To follow up and feed back on special requests, occasions and facilities required or requested with guests with relevant departments.
- To update the guest arrival list.
- Other related tasks as and when required.

Requirements:
- Candidate must possess at least a Professional Certificate, Hospitality/Tourism/Hotel Management or equivalent.
- Required language(s): Bahasa Malaysia , English
- At least 1 year(s) of working experience for Reservation Coordinator and 3 year(s) experience for Executive level in the related field.
- Applicants must be willing to relocate to Langkawi.
- Preferably Non-Executives/ Executives specializing in Hotel Management/Tourism Services or equivalent.
- Full-Time positions available.

Interested candidates, kindly submit a comprehensive resume providing details on past achievements, aspirations and extra curriculum activitie

WE ARE OFFERING 2 POSITIONS FOR RESERVATION COORDINATOR AND 1 POSITION FOR RESERVATION EXECUTIVE.
THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED TO RELOCATE TO LANGKAWI ARE ENCOURAGED TO APPLY.

All applications will be treated in the strictest confidence.
Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

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