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Career path
Regional Supply Manager Balearic Islands, Mainland Spain & Portugal
TUI Musement
Started 10/2020 to PresentProduct Development Manager
TUI Destination Experiences
From 04/2014 to 10/2020Commercial Manager
TUI España
From 06/2009 to 04/2014Company
What do you like about your job and the company?
I find it motivating that the role requires involvement in such a big variety of topics and tasks. To be surrounded by a team of professionals who are experts in their respective areas is also very rewarding. We learn from each other. The market is challenging at the moment which makes our job more challenging, but also more interesting. We work closely together with other functions in the company which expands our network and learning opportuniities.
Greatest achievements
As this was a completely new function, I had to organise the team from scratch and not always with alot of information to support me. After Covid and an internal restructure, this was a challenging task. Over the 2 years that we have been in this new funtion I have had to make further changes as more and more parts of the business came back, and I believe that together with my leadership team this has been done in a way that we can be proud of.
Katrien V
Key Account Manager Western Region
Top Insider Advice
In a big company as TUI we need colleagues that are unique and stay true to themselves. That way you'll inspire other colleagues and will be a solid building block of our organization.
Gemma M
Destination Services Executive
Top Insider Advice
Working abroad was a huge step, working at sea was an even bigger one. I had moments at the start, where I thought I would never pass my STCW course (sea safety, fire fighting etc, a course that is required to work at sea) I ended up having to do the course 3 times throughout my career as it has to be renewed every 5 years. I never thought at the start of my career at sea that I would become an actual uniform wearing officer. What I mean by this is an officer in a white uniform with gold stripes (Epaulettes) on my shoulders - but I did when I became the Front Office manager onboard Thomson Spirit, what a massive learning curve I did it!
Matt R
Senior Trading Manager
Top Insider Advice
Letting your passion shine through, and letting your personality come out in your work is, for me, really important. When you enjoy your work, it is great to let that show as it helps others see that passion, and shows you are motivated and engaged by what you do. I also think it is really important to be open and honest at work at well. Let your manager and colleagues know how you are feeling, and don't be afraid to ask questions - especially in Trading, asking questions is so important in helping you learn and understand the role.