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Hybrid / Remote / Travel as needed / Northern Indiana concentration Industry: Graphics, Printing, Large‑Format, RV Manufacturing Compensation: Base + Commission (DOE) | Uncapped Earning Potential ...

Freedom to work from anywhere, anytime This position is 100% remote and commission-based. You are not an employee--you are an independent contractor with the freedom to grow your own travel business ...

Freedom to work from anywhere, anytime This position is 100% remote and commission-based. You are not an employee--you are an independent contractor with the freedom to grow your own travel business ...

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How much do commission remote travel jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 9, 2026, the average hourly pay for commission remote travel in the United States is $20.64, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.83 and $21.88 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Commission Remote Travel vs Commission Travel Agent?

AspectCommission Remote TravelCommission Travel Agent
CredentialsTravel certifications, sales licensesTravel certifications, sales licenses
Work EnvironmentRemote, home-basedOffice or remote, client-facing
Industry UsageOnline travel sales, independent agentsTraditional travel agencies, independent agents
Search IntentRemote travel sales, online commissionsIn-person or online travel booking

Commission Remote Travel typically refers to individuals selling travel services remotely, often online, with a focus on digital platforms. Commission Travel Agent usually involves in-person or hybrid sales within traditional or independent agencies. Both roles require similar certifications but differ mainly in work environment and sales approach.

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Travel Entrepreneur | Remote | Commission-Based

CVVIZ Upsell

Chicago, IL • Remote

Part-time, Contractor

Posted yesterday


Job description

Work From Home With a Business You Can Grow

Remote work means more when you are building something that belongs to you. This opportunity is for people who want flexible work, but still want structure, training, and a clear path.

In Chicago, the opportunity is not limited to one neighborhood or one kind of traveler. You can build around home-based consulting with practical training, serving clients locally in Illinois and remotely across the country.

What You Will Do
  • Consult with clients about cruises, resorts, vacation packages, destination celebrations, and group travel
  • Research options through supplier portals and present choices clearly
  • Book travel through agency-supported systems and follow up before and after the trip
  • Build your client base through referrals, outreach, and repeat service
  • Continue learning through supplier training, certification paths, and TravelBoss Network support

What TravelBoss Network Provides
  • Online onboarding and practical training for new and returning travel professionals
  • Access to supplier education, booking resources, and agent-facing tools
  • IATA/CLIA-affiliated agency credentials through LuxiClass Travel LLC dba TravelBoss Network
  • E&O insurance coverage for eligible bookings
  • A community of agents building at different stages, from first booking to team growth

Who This Fits
  • Self-directed people who can follow training and stay consistent without a daily supervisor
  • Strong communicators who enjoy helping people make decisions
  • People interested in building a flexible travel business, part-time or with room to grow
  • Applicants who understand this is an independent contractor opportunity, not an employee role

This is a 1099 independent contractor role. There's more than one way to build income here — and we walk you through all of it. What you bring matters. What you build is yours.