125 open roles across our offices and remote teams

Build your career with offices in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, India and Hong Kong, plus remote roles in New Zealand

Explera is a B2B destination management company. Our teams in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, India and Hong Kong, with remote colleagues in New Zealand, handle the ground for travel agents and tour operators worldwide.

Open roles
125
Countries
6
Teams
10
Hiring cities
16
BangkokPhuketKrabiTokyoOsakaKyotoSeoulBusanSuratAhmedabadMumbaiPuneBengaluruHyderabadHong Kong

What we do

The team on the ground behind someone else's brand

A single booking touches almost every team. Sales agrees the brief with the partner, contracting has the hotel, coach and activity rates ready, reservations confirms every service, and operations and guides meet the guests when they land. Finance invoices and collects in the partner's currency, and legal keeps the contracts and licences sound in every country.

Group standards are set at our Hong Kong headquarters, so a partner working with Explera in several countries deals with one company and one set of standards.

Explera is a B2B destination management company. Travel agents, tour operators and OTAs sell the trip; we build it and run it on the ground, with teams in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, India and Hong Kong, and remote colleagues in New Zealand. Our name is rarely on the guest's itinerary, which is exactly the point: partners trust us with their customers.

  • Every destination

    FIT and groups

    Tailor-made itineraries for independent travellers and groups sent by our partners: hotels, transfers, sightseeing and the small details in between.

  • Groups and corporate

    MICE and incentives

    Meetings, incentive trips and corporate groups planned end to end, from the first quote to the last airport transfer.

  • Every office

    Events and weddings

    Destination weddings, incentive group events and private functions. Our Phuket team runs weddings, and event coordinators work in every office.

  • Every destination

    Contracting

    Hotel, transport, activity and supplier rates negotiated and loaded for every destination, so sales can quote with confidence.

  • 24/7 duty desk

    Ground operations

    Meet-and-greet, transfers, coaches, marine transfers, licensed multilingual guides and on-trip problem solving while guests are travelling.

  • Eight languages

    Partner and guest support

    Reservations and partner support in eight languages, plus the Bangkok duty desk that keeps working after office hours.

Hiring now

Counted live from our job board

These figures come straight from the roles published on this site and update when a role opens or closes.

Teams hiring now
9
of 10 teams have at least one open role
Languages asked for
14
across the open roles, from English to Japanese and Korean
Internships open
29
local and remote, for students and recent graduates
Remote or hybrid roles
76
where the work allows it; the rest are office based

Open roles

Recently posted

New roles are posted every week across operations, sales and guiding.

All 125 roles

Where we work

Offices across Asia, one ground team

A group booked in Surat can land in Tokyo, connect in Seoul and finish in Phuket with one Explera team behind it.

All locations

Where you could work

15 cities in 5 countries, one network

Offices in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, India and Hong Kong, plus remote roles in New Zealand. Pick a country to see its offices, languages and open roles. The numbers on the map and tiles are live.

All locations
  • Surat, India: 17 open roles
  • Bangkok, Thailand: 13 open roles
  • Hong Kong, Hong Kong: 27 open roles
  • Seoul, South Korea: 6 open roles
  • Tokyo, Japan: 14 open roles
A group booked in Surat lands in Tokyo, connects in Seoul and finishes in Phuket Hong Kong headquarters to every country
  • One trip, many offices

    A group booked in Surat can land in Tokyo, connect in Seoul and finish in Phuket, with one Explera team behind it.

  • Local teams, local languages

    Every country office hires people who speak the language of its partners and suppliers.

  • One headquarters

    Group standards are set in Hong Kong, which also manages group collections.

  • 13 open

    Thailand

    Bangkok · Phuket · Krabi

  • 14 open

    Japan

    Tokyo · Osaka · Kyoto

  • 6 open

    South Korea

    Seoul · Busan

  • 0 open
  • 17 open

    India

    Surat · Ahmedabad · Mumbai · Pune · Bengaluru · Hyderabad

  • 27 open

    Hong Kong

    Hong Kong

A day on the ground

One day across 4 time zones

An illustrative day built from the work our teams describe, from the first airport arrival in Phuket to tomorrow's confirmations in Tokyo. Times are local to each city.

  1. Phuket · UTC+7

    First arrivals

    Meet-and-greet hosts are at the airport with name boards before the early flights land. Transfers leave for villas and resorts across the island.

    Same moment: Surat 05:00 · Hong Kong 07:30 · Tokyo 08:30

  2. Bangkok · UTC+7

    Duty desk handover

    The overnight team hands over to the day shift: flight changes, late check-ins and anything that happened while partners were asleep.

    Same moment: Surat 06:30 · Hong Kong 09:00 · Tokyo 10:00

  3. Osaka · UTC+9

    Guide briefing

    Guides for Osaka, Kyoto and Nara review the day's groups, timings and dietary notes before they meet their guests.

    Same moment: Surat 06:00 · Bangkok 07:30 · Hong Kong 08:30

  4. Seoul · UTC+9

    Ground handling

    Coordinators confirm coaches, guides and restaurant slots for a partner group landing tomorrow.

    Same moment: Surat 07:30 · Bangkok 09:00 · Hong Kong 10:00

  5. Phuket · UTC+7

    Site inspection

    Contracting visits a resort and checks a boat operator before new rates go into the system for the Andaman coast.

    Same moment: Surat 11:30 · Hong Kong 14:00 · Tokyo 15:00

  6. Hong Kong · UTC+8

    Collections

    The finance team matches partner receipts in several currencies against invoices for the whole group.

    Same moment: Surat 12:00 · Bangkok 13:30 · Tokyo 15:30

  7. Surat · UTC+5:30

    Partner quotes

    Sales sends a multi-country quote to an agent in the GCC: Bangkok and Phuket, with an option to add Tokyo.

    Same moment: Bangkok 16:30 · Hong Kong 17:30 · Tokyo 18:30

  8. Tokyo · UTC+9

    Tomorrow, confirmed

    Reservations closes the loop: every hotel, transfer and guide for tomorrow's arrivals is confirmed and shared with the partner.

    Same moment: Surat 15:30 · Bangkok 17:00 · Hong Kong 18:00

Swipe to follow the day.

Teams

Ten teams behind every arrival

Sales wins the partner, contracting secures the rates, operations and guides deliver the trip, support keeps agents informed, finance and marketing keep the group running, legal keeps every contract sound, and HR hires and looks after the people who do it all.

Life at Explera

What the work is like

Briefings, arrivals and site visits

  • Team meeting with laptops in a bright office lounge
    Team meeting · Office lounge
  • 01

    One team across borders

    Work on the same trips with teams in Thailand, Japan, South Korea, India and Hong Kong, and remote colleagues in New Zealand.

  • 02

    Real responsibility early

    Small teams mean you own files, partners and suppliers from your first months.

  • Longtail boats moored off Railay Beach, Krabi
    Longtail boats · Railay Beach, Krabi
  • 03

    Your languages count

    Japanese, Korean, Thai, Bahasa, Hindi, Arabic: the languages you speak open real roles here.

  • Meet-and-greet host with a name sign welcoming a traveller at the airport
    Airport meet and greet · Arrivals hall
  • 04

    Learn the whole trade

    Sales, contracting and operations sit together, so you see how a trip is built end to end.

  • Tour guide briefing a group of visitors at an ancient stone temple in Indonesia
    Guide briefing visitors · Ancient stone temple
  • 05

    See the destinations

    Familiarisation trips and site inspections are part of the job.

  • 06

    Room to move

    Internal roles are shared first, and moves between countries are common.

How we work

Six habits behind every trip we run

Turn a tile over to read more. These are the ways of working our teams describe and our job posts ask for.

  • 01

    Partners first

    We work for travel agents and tour operators.

    01 · Partners first

    Our partners own the relationship with the traveller. We make them look good: fast quotes, clear confirmations and no surprises on the ground.

  • 02

    One file, one owner

    Responsibility starts early.

    02 · One file, one owner

    Small teams mean you own files, partners and suppliers from your first months, with colleagues in other countries one message away.

  • 03

    Answer in every time zone

    Asia does not close at six.

    03 · Answer in every time zone

    With offices from India to Japan and a duty desk in Bangkok, someone is always awake for a partner or a guest who needs help.

  • 04

    Compliance built in

    Rigorous standards, one headquarters.

    04 · Compliance built in

    Group compliance standards are set at our Hong Kong headquarters, and legal and compliance colleagues work in every country.

  • 05

    Learn the whole trade

    See how a trip is built.

    05 · Learn the whole trade

    Sales, contracting and operations sit together, so you understand how a quote becomes a confirmed trip and then a guest at the airport.

  • 06

    Local knowledge, shared

    Your languages count.

    06 · Local knowledge, shared

    Japanese, Korean, Thai, Bahasa, Hindi, Arabic and more: the language and local knowledge you bring are part of the product.

Who thrives here

People who like the ground as much as the desk

No single profile fits every team, but the people who do well here tend to share a few traits.

  • 01

    Calm when plans change

    Flights move, weather turns, a coach breaks down. You solve the problem first and write the report after.

  • 02

    Precise with details

    Names, flight numbers, room types and pickup times. Small details are what partners remember.

  • 03

    At home across cultures

    You work with colleagues and partners across India, Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Gulf, often in the same day.

  • 04

    Fluent in more than words

    You speak a partner's language, or you want to learn. Many roles list the language and level they need.

  • 05

    Owner, not passenger

    You follow a file from quote to departure and keep your promises to partners and colleagues.

  • 06

    Curious about places

    You want to know the hotel, the road and the restaurant, not just the rate sheet.

Benefits

What you get

Benefits follow each country's plan. The job post and your offer letter list what applies to your role.

Grow with us

Start here, move across countries and teams

An internship or a first role in one office can grow into another team or another country: internal roles are shared with employees first.

29 internships open
  • Internships, local and remote

    Local internships in our offices and remote internships open to candidates worldwide, for students and recent graduates in tourism, hospitality, business, marketing or languages.

  • Learning on the job

    Language courses and exams are supported with an allowance, and familiarisation trips and site inspections let you see the destinations you sell and operate.

  • Mobility across countries

    Internal roles are shared first, and moves between countries and teams are common. Work-permit support is available for some roles in Thailand and Japan.

How hiring works

Five steps, three to four weeks

Every stage change is emailed to you and shown on your status page, so you always know where your application stands.

  1. Step 1 of 5

    Apply

    Send your profile and resume in about 10 minutes.

    10 min
  2. Step 2 of 5

    Screening

    A recruiter reviews your application and may call for a short chat.

    Within 5 days
  3. Step 3 of 5

    Interview

    Meet the hiring manager and team, online or in the office.

    1–2 rounds
  4. Step 4 of 5

    Offer

    A written offer with salary, benefits and start date.

    Within 1 week
  5. Step 5 of 5

    Welcome

    Onboarding with your team, systems access and a buddy.

    First 30 days

Questions candidates ask

All questions

How long does the hiring process take?

Most roles take three to four weeks from application to offer. Screening happens within five working days, and we tell you if timings change.

How do I apply?

Apply online with the Apply button on any job page. It takes about 10 minutes and you can track your application from your status page. Applications are made online only.

Can I apply for more than one role?

Yes. Apply to each role separately. If two roles are a close match, the recruiters will coordinate so you only interview once.

Do I need to speak a language other than English?

Only where the job post says so. Each role lists the languages and levels required, such as Japanese JLPT N2 or Korean TOPIK 5.

Do you support work permits?

For some roles in Thailand and Japan we support work-permit applications. The job post and your recruiter will confirm this for each role.

What happens to my data?

We keep your application for the period in our candidate privacy notice, then anonymise it. You can ask us to delete it at any time from your application status page or with the contact form at https://career.expleradmc.com/contact?topic=privacy.

How do I check my application status?

Your confirmation email includes a private link to the status page. It shows your current stage, any scheduled interviews and offers, and updates when anything changes.

Do you accept applications from outside the country of the role?

Yes, unless the job post says the role requires existing work rights. Remote roles list the countries candidates can work from.

What is the talent community?

A way to share your profile once without applying for a specific job. Recruiters contact members when a matching role opens in their preferred country or team.

What is a destination management company?

A DMC is the local partner that plans and runs trips on the ground. Explera works business to business: travel agents, tour operators and OTAs sell the trip to their customers, and our teams contract the services, confirm every booking and look after the guests while they travel.

Do I need travel industry experience?

Not for every role. Internships and many entry-level roles welcome students and recent graduates in tourism, hospitality, business, marketing or languages. Each job post lists the experience it needs.

Are there internships?

Yes. We offer local internships in our offices and remote internships open to candidates worldwide. Open internships are listed on the jobs page under the Internship employment type.

Are internships paid?

It depends on where you intern. Internships in Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong and New Zealand are paid the statutory minimum hourly wage of that country for every hour you work, paid monthly: on site at our Tokyo, Seoul and Hong Kong offices, or remotely if you live in one of those countries. Everywhere else, Explera internships are unpaid learning programmes: there is no stipend, allowance, salary or reimbursement of any kind. Each internship post states its pay and sets out what we offer, the rules and the certificate.

Can I move to another country later?

Internal roles are shared with employees first, and moves between countries and teams are common. Work-permit support depends on the role and the country.

Does Explera charge any fee to apply or for a job?

No. Applications are free, and Explera never asks candidates to pay a fee, buy equipment or share bank passwords at any stage of hiring. All official job postings appear on this site. If you receive a request for money using Explera's name, report it through the contact form at https://career.expleradmc.com/contact.

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125 open roles across our offices and remote teams. If none fits yet, join the talent community and a recruiter will contact you when a matching role opens.