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The travel company lowcosttravelgroup plans to create a new Irish office in Dundalk.
The new office would employ about 12 staff led by managing director Clem Walshe.
“The level of growth that we have enjoyed over the past year gave us a clear indication of the need to increase our investment in local resources to manage more aspects of the Irish business,” Mr Walshe said.
“Adding more local industry knowledge to the Irish team will put us in a much better position to take our business to the next level.”
The company plans to employ 12 people by the end of this year.
This would include call centre staff and air transport executives.
Applicants for these jobs would be expected to have experience in the travel industry.
The lowcosttravelgroup operates as www.lowcostholidays.ie.
The company has been operating since 2004.
They havbe expanded rapidly since then and now have two businesses covering brands across the world.
They have won numerous travel awards and claim to have been challenging traditional travel operators “by providing better value holidays for everyone at low cost prices”.
Job applicantions should go to siobhain.mulholland@lowcosttravelgroup.com
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