please someone answer how is tourism studies different from other tourism related courses and what are its merits and demerits
Curriculum of a travel and tourism programme depends on the course a candidate is pursuing – degree, diploma, or certificate.
Popular Travel and Tourism Courses |
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Certificate course in Travel & Tourism |
Cruise Line Operations and Management |
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Airfares & Ticketing |
Computer Reservation System |
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Bachelor of Tourism Administration |
BA (H) Hotel Management, Travel and Tourism |
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BBA (Tourism and Travel Management) |
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BCom Tourism and Travel Management
Executive MBA in Tourism, Hospitality and Aviation Programme
Master of Tourism Administration
MBA Tourism and Travel
MBA Tourism and Leisure
MBA International Business (Tourism)
MBA Tourism and Cargo Management
PG Diploma in Travel and Tourism
MA in Travel and Tourism
Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Tourism
PhD in Travel and Tourism
In my opinion, it seems like jobs in the tourism industry in general (be it hotel management, tourism development etc) are well-paying jobs. These are jobs that give the employee a chance to travel, (In the case of working on cruise ships) or learn new languages (in locations that attract an international crowd) and many more.
But knowing the theory of tourism doesn't necessarily mean that one automatically becomes an expert in practically working with customers. One needs practice, patience, elegance and needs to be and act professional and be kind.
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