Groups Reservationist - 4* Hotel Cape Town

A prominent 4* hotel in the V&A Waterfront with over 250 bedrooms is looking to employ a dynamic reservationist with the following attributes. At least 3 years experience in a Reservations position in a 4* or 5* city hotel with over 300 rooms

Requirements Opera or Infor “Individual and Group/Block Reservations” experience (Essential) Basic Computer skills (Windows literate) Excellent Administration Skills Excellent Telephonic Communication Skills Able to work under pressure Hotel School Diploma or National Qualification equivalent an advantage Cape Town residents ONLY An UPDATED & detailed CV starting with current position is required, as well as a Recent head & shoulders photo, taken in the last 6 months. e will also require copies of all certificates. By applying for this position, candidates agree to provide any additional information requested by Hospitality Exchange, within 24 hours of being contacted by a recruiter. This includes disclosing contactable references from last 2 or 3 direct superiors prior to current employer ; as consent to contact referees. Salary non negotiable as advertised and Open to South African citizens only Checks Credit Checks Qualification Criminal Checks Fraud Checks Id verification – therefore ensure that your CV reflects the correct information!

Applicants who do not have the specific experience listed above, will not be contacted or corresponded with.

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