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Danish-speaking Travel Assistance Coordinator in Torrevieja

On-site in Torrevieja·Added 7 months ago (last checked 20 Oct)

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Hours: Rotating shifts, including nights
Work mode: On-site, Torrevieja
Contract: Permanent
Relocation: A relocation package
English: Required
Other languages: Danish

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Skills

Next Job Abroad is hiring for this role in several places. This vacancy is in Torrevieja.

Requirements

What we're looking for

• Fluent Danish and English
• Strong communication skills
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced environment
• Ability to work shift rotations (day, evening, night)
• Good computer skills and attention to detail

Nice to have

Additional languages are a plus.

Pay & benefits

What you'll get

• Relocation package to help you move to Spain
• Opportunity to gain international work experience
• Work in an international team environment

The role

Dreaming about living and working in Spain?

Imagine starting your mornings with sunshine, grabbing coffee by the sea, and spending your weekends exploring beaches, Spanish towns and rooftop terraces with an international group of friends.

For many people, working abroad in Spain is not just a job, it's a life experience.

Next Job Abroad is currently recruiting Danish-speaking Assistance Coordinators for our client's international travel assistance team in Torrevieja (Costa Blanca).

In this role, you'll support Nordic travellers around the world when unexpected situations happen during their trips - helping coordinate medical care, travel arrangements and practical support.

It's a dynamic and meaningful role where you help people while building valuable international work experience.

What you'll do

• Support travellers worldwide via phone and email
• Handle cases related to illness, accidents or travel issues
• Provide guidance about travel insurance coverage
• Coordinate with hospitals, clinics, airlines and partners
• Arrange flights, accommodation or medical assistance when needed
• Manage cases in internal systems

How you'll work

The assistance centre operates 24/7, so the role includes day, evening and night shifts.

About Next Job Abroad

Next Job Abroad is a recruitment and relocation agency that specializes in placing Nordic and Dutch-speaking professionals into customer service, travel assistance, and tech support roles across Southern Europe, particularly Spain. The company acts as an intermediary between international talent and employers in sectors like iGaming, healthcare, and customer experience, handling everything from job placement to flight and relocation logistics.

The company's entire Spain operation is built around international hires: nearly all of its open roles in Spain are for Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, and German speakers, with positions spread across Málaga, Alicante, Torrevieja, and Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol. For an international professional, Next Job Abroad offers a clear path into Spain's sunbelt, with paid relocation, remote-friendly roles, and a work culture that is explicitly designed around helping foreigners make the move — making it a highly relevant employer for anyone looking to combine a tech or service job with a life in Spain.

Employees: 20
Headquarters: Málaga, Spain
In Spain: Málaga, Alicante, Torrevieja and 1 more

Good to know if you are moving

Relocation packages are standard: most Spain-based roles include paid flights and help with the move, so you don't have to fund the relocation yourself.
The company hires exclusively for international talent — nearly every open role in Spain is for a Dutch, Danish, Norwegian, Swedish, Finnish, or German speaker.
Roles are concentrated on the Costa del Sol (Málaga, Alicante, Torrevieja, Fuengirola), so you can live by the beach while working in tech, customer service, or healthcare.
Several positions are fully remote from anywhere in the EU, which suits digital nomads who want to keep moving.
The employer handles the Spanish visa and work-permit paperwork as part of the relocation, removing a big administrative hurdle for non-EU candidates.

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Additional information

Spain is one of Europe's most popular destinations for people who want to combine career experience with lifestyle.

Living on the Spanish coast means:

- 300+ days of sunshine
- Mediterranean lifestyle by the sea
- International community and expat network
- Easy travel across Europe
- Vibrant food, culture and social life

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