B.Sc. in Hospitality and Tourism 

at KIIT School of Hospitality and Tourism, Bhubaneswar

Yes, you can pursue MBA after BSc in Hospitality and Travel, in fact it will be a good option for those who wants to grow in this field and are interested in management positions. MBA after this course, will provide a strong understanding of core business principles such as finance, operations, marketing, and strategic management. 

Pursuing Hospitality and Travel opens up numerous job opportunities for individuals. They can opt for working in hotels, restaurants, airlines, travel agencies, reputed firms, etc. The Hospitality and Travel industry gives wide exposure to its students. 

A graduate or post-graduate in the same industry can start working as a Hotel Manager, Front Office Manager, Food and Beverage Manager, chef, Cabin Crew, Travel Consultant and Travel Coordinator. The average salary differs according to the opportunity. However, a Hospitality and Travel degree holder can easily earn an average amount of INR 4 LPA.

You can join various sectors being a Hospitality and Travel student including Hotels, Restaurants, Cruise, Airlines, and more. Some popular job profiles of these industries involve Hotel Manager, Food & Beverage Manager, Front Office Manager, Restaurant & Food Service Manager, Travel Coordinator, etc. The average salary of a Hotel Manager in India is INR 4.4 LPA.

The Food and Beverage Director and General Manager of a premier international hotel chain hold the highest earning position in the Tourism industry. The Travel and Tourism sector is a growing one that has produced several employment prospects for both job seekers and business owners.

The Food & Beverage Director is responsible for managing all facets of the organization's food and beverage planning and service, including menu planning, costing, preparing and presenting food and beverages, and adhering to quality and safety requirements.

A hotel's general manager is in charge of planning all aspects of operations, including the front desk, dining, bar, room service, reservations, budgeting, marketing, and employees.

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