We are looking for an energetic and guest-focused individual to join our team as a Guest Experience Coordinator. The successful candidate will actively engage with guests throughout their stay, proactively identify service concerns and coordinate prompt and effective service recovery.
Key responsibilities
Engage proactively with guests to obtain feedback on their resort experience.
Receive, investigate and follow up on guest requests and complaints.
Coordinate the resolution of housekeeping, maintenance and other operational concerns.
Keep guests informed and confirm that matters have been resolved satisfactorily.
Welcome and assist guests during peak arrival and departure periods.
Coordinate VIP arrivals, special occasions, amenities and welcome arrangements.
Conduct occupied-unit inspections and report defects requiring attention.
Work closely with resort departments to coordinate guest requirements.
Maintain accurate guest interaction and complaint records.
Compile reports on guest feedback, recurring concerns and service-improvement opportunities.
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:
Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification.
A minimum of two years’ hospitality experience in guest relations, front office, resort operations or hospitality-based customer service.
A valid driver’s licence.
Excellent verbal and written communication skills.
Strong interpersonal, customer-service and conflict-resolution abilities.
Good planning, administrative and follow-through skills.
Computer literacy, including Microsoft Office.
Ability to work independently, under pressure and across multiple operational departments.
Availability to work weekends, public holidays, flexible hours and peak operational periods.
A professional appearance and respect for guest privacy and confidentiality.
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