In all the time I’ve been researching home-based jobs, I have found quite a few companies across different industries that hire reservation agents.
So today I thought making a list of all these companies might be a good idea for those people who are a.) OK with phone work from home like the jobs listed here, and b.) feel that a job like this would be right up their alley.
Below is a list of industries and companies to consider if you think you’d like to be a work at home reservation agent.
Keep in mind that many of these positions are location-based and also due to the time sensitive nature of this post, you may find that not all companies have openings when you read this.
The new listing was checked on October 8, 2026. If a job has closed when you visit, check back soon.
7 Legit Remote Reservation Rep Openings
Indagare – Travel Planning Support. United States; fully remote. Full-time, five consecutive workdays including Saturday or Sunday. Handle reservation confirmations, itinerary updates, live-chat booking requests, supplier communication, and booking emergencies. A bachelor’s degree and at least one year of professional experience are preferred, not required. No travel-booking software certification is listed. Pays $70,304/year.
Collette – Client Care Agent. United States; remote. Full-time; nights and weekends required. Book and confirm tour packages, handle reservation changes, and answer customer questions. Previous travel or call-center experience is a plus. Higher education is preferred but not required. Training and equipment arrangements are not specified. Pays $18–$20/hour.
Enterprise Mobility – Work From Home Reservation Sales Representative. St. Louis, Missouri metro residents only. Full-time, 40 hours weekly, with eight-hour shifts between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. Central that may include weekends and holidays. Handle 80–100 inbound reservation-sales calls daily. Requires age 18+, at least one year of sales experience with measurable goals, two consecutive years with one employer, and U.S. work authorization without sponsorship. No education requirement is listed. Pays $18.38/hour with benefits. Four weeks of paid virtual training run Monday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Central, plus a six-hour login session the Friday before training. You need your own Windows 11 computer, headset, webcam and wired cable or fiber internet.
Uniworld / The Travel Corporation – Luxury Sales Specialist. United States; fully remote. Full-time, Pacific business hours plus one or two Saturdays monthly. Handle inbound sales calls, book new reservations, and help with existing bookings and predeparture questions. Requires at least two years of travel-industry sales or call-center sales experience. Spanish, Salesforce, and cruise/destination knowledge are preferred extras. Requires ethernet-connected high-speed internet. Pays $18/hour plus incentives for each guest sold.
World Travel Holdings – Travel Sales Agent. Remote U.S.; excludes AK, CA, CO, HI, KY, MI, MN, MO, ND, NY, OH, OR, and PA. Full-time; weekends, holidays, and shifting schedules. Sell vacations and handle reservations and changes. No degree or minimum experience stated. Six-week paid virtual training; computer and headset provided. Pays $15/hour or incentives, whichever is greater. Its FAQ makes the guarantee conditional on minimum performance and lowers it after year one to $14/hour or the higher state minimum.
FCM / Flight Centre Travel Group – Corporate Travel Consultant. United States; remote. Full-time, Monday–Friday, including one or two evenings weekly until 8 p.m. Eastern. Book air, hotel, car, and ground transportation and handle ticket changes. Requires at least two recent years in corporate travel, current Sabre knowledge, and experience with complex fares, ticketing, and exchanges. Four weeks of paid training are listed; training location is unspecified. Pays $28.85/hour plus commissions/incentives; target total compensation is $60,000–$67,000/year.
BCD Travel – Travel Consultant. United States; remote. Full-time; flexibility for evenings, overnights, weekends, and holidays is required. Search and confirm travel reservations and assist customers with booking needs. Requires previous travel-agent experience and advanced Sabre skills. No degree or minimum number of years is specified. Training and equipment arrangements are not listed. Advertised salary is $47,000–$55,000/year, depending on location and experience.
Looking For More Reservation-Style Remote Jobs?
If you’re interested in booking travel, handling reservations, or customer service roles like the ones listed above, FlexJobs can save you a lot of time.
They let you filter specifically for fully remote, employee (W-2) jobs, including customer service, call center, and travel-related positions, and every listing is guaranteed to be legit and scam-free.
FlexJobs does charge a small fee since there are no ads, but it’s inexpensive: $2.95 for 14 days. That’s usually enough time to apply to multiple reservation and scheduling jobs. You can cancel anytime during the trial if it’s not a fit.
Go here to check out FlexJobs.
Good luck to you!
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Anna Thurman is a work at home blogger and mom of two. She has been researching and reviewing remote jobs for over 15 years. Her findings are published weekly here at Real Ways to Earn.