Pace Live Entertainment Group

Production Travel Coordinator

Posted: Nov 11, 2025

Job Description

Production Travel Coordinator Location: Southeast Queensland (Hybrid – Office Attendance 1–2 Days per Week)Contract: Full-Time (3-Month Trial Period)Salary: Starting from $65,000 AUD per annumReports to: Producers & Tour ManagementStart Date: December 2025Application Deadline: December 2025Contact: careers@pacelive.com.auAbout the RolePace Live is seeking a highly organised and proactive Travel Coordinator to manage and oversee the logistical operations behind our touring productions across Australia, New Zealand, the UK, and the United States.This is a dynamic, administration-focused position that sits at the heart of our international touring operations. Working closely with Producers, Tour Managers, and Production teams, the Travel Coordinator ensures all travel, accommodation, and logistical elements are executed smoothly across multiple time zones.While this is not an on-the-road touring role, it requires a deep understanding of the touring and production landscape — from rooming lists and cast logistics to the complexities of moving people and equipment around the world.The ideal candidate thrives in a fast-paced environment, communicates clearly under pressure, and brings a strong sense of initiative, foresight, and problem-solving.Key ResponsibilitiesTravel & LogisticsPlan and book travel, accommodation, and ground transport for touring personnel across multiple territories.Create and maintain detailed rooming lists, flight manifests, and transport schedules.Coordinate freight, merchandise, and production shipments between countries and venues.Manage visas, work permits, and border requirements for cast and crew across Australia, NZ, the UK, and the U.S.Maintain all travel data and itineraries within Master Tour or equivalent touring management systems.Liaise with travel agents, hotels, and venue partners to ensure cost-effective and efficient arrangements.Anticipate and resolve travel-related challenges such as delays, cancellations, and rerouting.Administration & CoordinationServe as the primary point of contact for all travel and logistics inquiries from cast, crew, and management.Ensure timely distribution of travel documents, itineraries, and updates to touring personnel.Assist with crew and cast contracts, onboarding, and HR administration in conjunction with Producers and Tour Managers.Maintain accurate records of expenses, invoices, and cash flow tracking for travel budgets.Coordinate insurance documentation, Certificates of Insurance (COIs), and relevant compliance paperwork.Support the producers in forward-planning and budgeting cycles across tours and territories.Communication & SupportAct as liaison between production, management, and touring personnel for all logistical coordination.Provide proactive updates to teams in different time zones (US/UK/AU/NZ) to ensure seamless communication.Monitor the wellbeing and travel experience of touring personnel and provide assistance as required.Uphold Pace Live’s high standards of professionalism and care in all communications.RequirementsMinimum 3+ years’ experience in travel coordination, production administration, or touring logistics (preferably in performing arts, live events, or entertainment).Strong understanding of international touring structures, schedules, and production workflows.Exceptional attention to detail and organisational skills.Excellent written and verbal communication across diverse teams and time zones.High level of competency using Google Workspace, Excel, and online booking systems.Proven ability to balance priorities, budgets, and deadlines under pressure.Problem-solving mindset with flexibility to adapt as touring plans evolve.An understanding of artist and crew welfare in a touring context.Work ConditionsBased in Southeast Queensland, with 1–2 days per week in-office.Flexible working hours are essential, as tours operate across multiple global time zones.Some evening or weekend availability may be required to resolve international travel issues.Candidates must have access to a home office setup with strong Wi-Fi and communication tools.About Pace LivePace Live is an international theatrical production company based in Australia, producing and touring original live entertainment across Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Ireland.The company has grown from its roots in regional touring to become a respected global force in live performance — blending artistry, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit.Pace Live’s flagship productions include ÉIREANN: A Taste of Ireland and A Celtic Christmas by A Taste of Ireland, which have toured extensively to sold-out audiences worldwide. Beyond its touring works, Pace Live has expanded into producing new theatrical works, including Off West End and Off-Broadway productions, such as This Is Not a Happy Room by Rosie Day, marking the company’s evolution into dramatic theatre.With a growing international footprint and a commitment to supporting performers both on and off stage, Pace Live continues to develop new productions, documentaries, and entertainment projects that push the boundaries of traditional touring theatre.Built by artists for artists, Pace Live is driven by creativity, care, and excellence — delivering world-class entertainment with integrity and passion.To ApplyPlease submit:A cover letter addressing the selection criteriaYour resumeTwo professional refereesSend to Brent Pace at careers@pacelive.com.au

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