The Accounts Receivable role is responsible for accurately recording, monitoring, and collecting payments owed to the resort. Typical requirements include a diploma or degree in accounting, finance, or a related field; relevant hotel or hospitality experience; familiarity with accounting systems and Microsoft Office; and good numerical and organizational skills. The successful candidate is expected to reconcile guest, company, travel-agent, and credit-card accounts, issue invoices, follow up on overdue balances, prepare reports, maintain proper documentation, and support month-end closing. Attention to detail, confidentiality, professional communication, and the ability to meet deadlines are essential. Knowledge of Indonesian accounting practices and English is advantageous.
TA’AKTANA, a Luxury Collection Resort & Spa, Labuan Bajo is a high-end Marriott International resort in West Flores, Indonesia. The property is designed to offer an upscale island and nature-focused experience, combining refined accommodation, local culture, wellness, dining, and access to the remarkable landscapes of the Labuan Bajo region. As part of The Luxury Collection, the resort is positioned around personalized service, distinctive design, and authentic destination experiences. Its operation includes guest services, restaurants and bars, spa facilities, finance, engineering, housekeeping, and commercial teams. Employees can expect an international hospitality environment with Marriott standards, structured operating procedures, and opportunities to work with guests and colleagues from different countries. The resort’s location also provides exposure to a developing tourism market centered on Komodo National Park and surrounding islands.
Labuan Bajo is a coastal town on Flores Island and the gateway to Komodo National Park, known for dramatic hills, clear waters, diving, snorkeling, and boat trips to Komodo and nearby islands. Hospitality, tourism, food and beverage, marine activities, transport, retail, and construction provide the main employment opportunities, although professional roles can be competitive and seasonal. Daily life is quieter than in Jakarta or Bali, with a strong local community, warm climate, Indonesian and Manggarai cultural influences, and a growing expatriate presence. Housing, imported goods, and transport may cost more than in larger Indonesian cities, while internet and medical services can be more limited. Foreign nationals must have an Indonesian employer sponsor the appropriate work authorization and KITAS; working on a tourist visa is not permitted. Candidates should confirm accommodation, meals, flights, insurance, tax arrangements, and contract terms before relocating. Indonesian language skills and cultural sensitivity are valuable.
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