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Connecting Customer Experience to Learning in Travel

In travel, the experience is the product.

It’s not just about the destination, it’s about how your customer feels from the first enquiry to the moment they unpack their suitcase back home. Every conversation, every interaction, every delay or delight leaves a mark.


So when a traveller shares feedback - good, bad, or somewhere in between, they’re giving you more than a review. They’re handing you an opportunity to grow.


The real question is: are you using it?

At Talent Vista, we help travel businesses turn feedback into focused, human-led learning that helps frontline teams adapt, improve, and deliver better experiences every day.

Because feedback isn’t the end of the process. It’s where better learning begins.


Let’s bring this to life with two real examples we’ve helped clients work through:

🧳 I felt rushed when booking my holiday.”

This kind of feedback often crops up in retail travel stores, especially during busy periods. But it’s rarely about time alone, it’s about connection. Does the customer feel heard? Understood? Respected?

In response, we helped a travel brand design a short eLearning module that focused on active listening, building trust early, and managing consultations at the customer’s pace. Advisors came away with tools to guide conversations with more empathy, while still keeping an eye on operational flow.


📞 The person I spoke to didn’t seem very interested.”

This one’s common in call centre environments, particularly during high-volume seasons. Instead of just flagging it in performance reviews, we worked with the business to build a short, engaging piece of microlearning focused on vocal tone, empathy, and structuring conversations in a more personal, natural way.

Neither solution involved huge systems changes or hours of extra training. But both made a difference because they were timely, targeted, and rooted in real experience.

This approach works because it turns passive insight into active development. And it works across all areas of the travel sector: retail shops, call centres, tour operators, and even homeworker teams.


When feedback is linked to learning, here’s what you get:

✅ Customers notice real improvement and trust builds. ✅ Staff feel guided, not criticised and morale improves. ✅ Managers get clarity on where to focus and support becomes more proactive. ✅ Service becomes more consistent and teams feel proud of their role in that.


Crucially, this isn’t about catching people out. It’s not about highlighting what’s gone wrong and putting it in a slide deck.

It’s about creating a culture where feedback is welcomed, explored, and used to help people feel more confident in their roles.


We help travel businesses make that shift whether it’s reviewing post-trip surveys, pulling themes from online reviews, or aligning feedback with PDP goals. And because we know time is tight in travel, we build it all into a learning platform that keeps things quick, relevant and easy to assign.


The result? A team that doesn’t just react, they grow. And customers who don’t just book, they come back.


📩 Ready to connect feedback to real improvement in your travel business? Let’s explore what that could look like together.

Email Mandy, our Business Development Director today to see how we can help your travel business grow.


 
 
 

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