CALLING all royal fans! The Queen is looking for her own personal travel agent to arrange trips for the royal family.
Her Majesty has put up a job advertisement for a Travel and Logistics Officer who will work at Buckingham Palace – and the role includes planning overseas trips.
The successful candidate will be responsible for “getting everyone to the right location, ahead of a full day of engagements.”
And this will include creating detailed travel plans for UK and abroad visits ensuring the trips for the likes of Kate Middleton and Prince William “run seamlessly.”
The advert says: “The Royal Travel Office is a small team tasked with providing travel solutions of the highest standard and logistical support to all parts of the Royal Household.
“You’ll research, identify and plan the most efficient travel options.
“With responsibility for arranging employee travel, as well as distributing daily travel schedules, you’ll support the busy operations of the Royal Household.”
The salary is £33,000 per annum and you’ll also get 33 days holiday.
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Not to mention, you’ll have the Queen as your boss.
You’ll need “practical knowledge of the travel industry” and will be “confident coordinating complex travel schedules.”
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Sound like the dream job for you?
Apply now on the Royal Household’s website before the deadline on January 23.
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