YOUR TRAVEL AND LEISURE LAW TEAM

Recruitment

Recruitment Vacancies (As of May 2026)

At Travlaw, we pride ourselves on being one of the (if not “the”) top travel law firms in the UK.

Our team certainly boasts a concentration of the most experienced travel law specialists in the country. We cater for all the legal needs of the travel industry and are dedicated to serving Tour Operators, Travel Agents, Airlines, Hotel Companies and their insurers, amongst others. In addition, we are constantly cultivating and maintaining relationships with the industry’s key trade associations. Our team is professional, efficient, and approachable and we very much consider ourselves as an extension of the Travel industry. So, if that kind of law firm sounds good – please see below about job opportunities and coming to work with us.


PARALEGAL VACANCY – HORSFORTH, LEEDS

This is an opportunity to work for one of the top niche travel law firms in the UK, representing household name companies, alongside our dynamic team. The role offers varied high quality work for well-known travel company clients but with a great work life balance in a friendly relaxed work environment. 

Candidates will be expected to be able to demonstrate at interview that they have:

  • excellent interpersonal and communication skills;
  • excellent commercial awareness;
  • excellent organisation and time management skills;
  • the ability and willingness to work flexibly and autonomously;
  • a hard working attitude;
  • a resilient nature;

Please send a covering letter and CV to recruitment@travlaw.co.uk by the 29th May.

Travlaw is an equal opportunities employer.

No Agencies – thank you.

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