Lifestyle & Travel Concierge Expert

Provide curated luxury travel and hospitality recommendations for high‑net‑worth clients.

• Leverage personal knowledge of elite venues to suggest restaurants, hotels and experiences
• Match client tastes and expectations to appropriate options
• Stay informed on new openings and trends in luxury hospitality
• Handle short, well‑defined assignments with flexibility

• Proven background as a hotel concierge, lifestyle manager or luxury travel advisor
• Extensive, current familiarity with high‑end venues in one or more US cities
• Ability to work remotely with flexible hours
• Strong communication and judgment skills
• Based in the United States

“A client who values privacy and culinary innovation asks for a dinner venue in New York; how would you decide which restaurant to recommend and why?”

• Venue selection criteria

  “A client who values privacy and culinary innovation asks for a dinner venue in New York; how would you decide which restaurant to recommend and why?”

  Why this comes up

  The interviewer wants to see how you prioritize factors like exclusivity, service quality, and client preferences when choosing a spot, which is core to delivering value to discerning clients.

• Staying current on luxury trends

  “A new boutique hotel just opened in Miami with limited publicity; describe the steps you would take to evaluate its suitability for a client seeking a unique stay.”

  Why this comes up

  Demonstrating a systematic approach to tracking new openings and evolving standards shows you can keep recommendations fresh and relevant.

• Handling ambiguous client requests

  “A client says they want an "unforgettable" experience in Los Angeles without specifying type; how would you narrow down options and present them?”

  Why this comes up

  Clients often give vague cues; showing how you clarify needs and still deliver precise suggestions indicates strong consultative skills.

• Communicating recommendations remotely

  “Draft a brief recommendation for a weekend getaway in San Francisco for a client who loves art and fine wine, highlighting key reasons for each choice.”

  Why this comes up

  Clear, compelling written briefs are essential when working remotely, ensuring clients understand and trust your advice.

You may be asked to create a one‑page recommendation list for a high‑net‑worth client seeking a three‑day luxury itinerary in Chicago, including dining, lodging and unique experiences, with brief justification for each choice.

Pay $65/hr

Hours Hourly

Where Remote, Remote (US)

Open to USA

Field Business Operations

Project name Continental