Product Manager Procurement Europe – Flights

Role Overview

• You have a knack for great deals, love traveling, and want to do more than dream about your next trip — you want to actively create it.
• You negotiate directly with our partners (e.g., hotels, agencies, transport providers) and ensure top-quality products in our European target destinations.
• You develop new travel concepts — from the initial inspiration to a bookable product.
• You calculate pricing and keep an eye on profitability — your products should not only be attractive but also financially viable.
• You ensure quality — before, during, and after the launch of your products.
• You scan the market for trends and new opportunities — always on the lookout for the next big travel hit.
• You work closely with Marketing, Sales, and Customer Service — together we make your ideas visible and bookable.

Requirements

• Experience in procurement or product management within the travel/tourism industry.
• Strong sense for travel trends, customer needs, and market developments.
• Strong negotiation skills and the ability to communicate with international partners.
• Numerical affinity and a good eye for pricing and cost calculation.
• Business-fluent German and English; additional languages are a plus.
• Willingness to travel to your target destinations — after all, you should know what we sell.

Benefits

• Flexible working hours: We value work–life balance with 30 days' vacation, flexible hours, and a hybrid work model.
• Professional development: We offer exciting responsibilities and continuous development in an organizational culture where the status quo may be challenged.
• Great working atmosphere: You can expect a relaxed and humorous, yet ambitious and professional team.
• Modern workplace: You will have a modern workplace in an attractive location.
• Team spirit: Relaxed collaboration with direct communication, appreciation, and regular team events.
• Diverse employee benefits (e.g., company bike leasing such as JobRad, employee travel discounts, employer contributions to capital-forming benefits (VWL), and a company pension scheme).