The Tourism Inspector evaluates lodgings and restaurants, assigns designation status, and creates content to bring destinations to life. The role advises property operators, represents the organization at events, and covers a dynamic regional territory in the Greater Atlanta Area.

Requirements

• Uses time effectively; anticipates obstacles, adjusts priorities as needs change, and keeps others informed of progress.
• Demonstrates excellent interpersonal skills; self-motivated, adaptable, and effective in fast-paced, dynamic, deadline-driven environments.
• Exhibits strong written and oral communication skills, including the ability to communicate through effective property photography.
• Possesses strong time management and organizational abilities.
• Demonstrates an aptitude for and understanding of the latest digital technology related to business practices, communication, and social media applications, including Apple and Microsoft platforms.
• Capable of operating an ATP machine and utilizing swabs to accurately and effectively test hotel surfaces.
• Demonstrates self-awareness by recognizing strengths, limits, and areas for improvement.
• Openly shares and solicits ideas through constructive dialogue and communicates intentions clearly.
• Completes expense reports, weekly work summaries, and other administrative requirements by assigned deadlines.
• Investigates member complaints; takes or recommends appropriate action.
• Provides AAA Multimedia Marketing Representatives with key and timely information necessary to support revenue-generating efforts, including, but not limited to, new listing leads or changes in property status.
• Reports on all unauthorized use of the AAA trademark.

Benefits

• Annual Incentive Plan
• Competitive compensation based on market data, internal equity, and the position's skills and requirements