BHMTT

B.Sc. Tourism & Travel Management or Bachelor of Science in Tourism & Travel Management an undergraduate Travel and Tourism course. Tourism Management is the study and analysis of the trends in the tourism industry. This course prepares the students with the skills, knowledge, and leadership qualities required to succeed as professionals in the tourism industry. Travel and Tourism is the aggregation of all of the leisure, comfort and business travel products and activities provided by suppliers, including the airlines, hotels, car rental agencies, cruise lines, travel agencies, tour operators, gaming casinos, restaurants, railways, motor coaches, and theme parks. The course comprises chiefly fundamentals, history, business statistics, aviation management and business regulatory framework of tourism
B.A. Tour and Travel Management or Bachelor of Business Administration in Tour and Travel Management an undergraduate Travel and Tourism course. Tour and Travel Management includes study of Tourism Management, Tourism Development, Tourism Marketing, Transportation Industry, Hotel Management, etc. Also known as B.A. (Travel & Tourism), the course mainly covers the study of topics such as Tourist Resort Planning, Food Service Management, Ecology, Environment and Tourism, Inter-cultural Communication, etc. The duration of the course is three years and its syllabus is divided into six semesters. The degree course opens job scopes after it and they can go for further studies.
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The scope of the Travel and Tourism Industry
The Travel and Tourism industry is one such industry that even though it is relatively new than the others but is growing and is also expected to do well in the coming years as well. There are many concerns and industries that are direct contributors to the industry and hence, in the long run, create greater job opportunities for those who would want to be a part of the industry. Hotels, restaurants, retailing, transportation, travel agencies, tour companies, tourist attractions, leisure, recreation and sport, and cultural industries are some of the contributors to the industry. Also, as per popular researches and studies, the tourism sector has created about 11 million jobs and has the potential to create another 37 million jobs in the future. Although the future of the industry is quite bright still there is a lot of development in terms of infrastructure and skilled personnel. Career Options
There are many options to venture into to be a part of the tourism sector; public and private. The following are some of the profiles one can look into:
Tourism Department: There are jobs as Reservation and counter staff, Sales and marketing staff, Tour Planners and Tour guides. There is also the requirement of Information assistants at the office of the Tourism departments who are selected through competitive examinations held by the Staff Selection Commission. The option of working as a Guide is also listed under the tourism department as the Ministry of Tourism recognizes three types of guides; regional, state and local. - Airlines: One can opt for being the ground staff or in-flight staff. Apart from working as Airhostess/ Stewards, you can look into the option of Traffic Assistance, Reservation and Counter Staff, etc. - Hotels: The Hotel Industry being a service industry, serves the basic requirement of food and accommodation. One can choose from Operations, Front office, Housekeeping, Food and Beverages, Accounting, Engineering/ Maintenance, Sales, Public relations and Security, etc. As one of the many departments to work with. - Tour operators: They are the ones who help organize conducted tours to the various tourist spots and manage the travel and stay of the tourists. - Travel Agents: Travel agents evaluate the requirements of tourists and businessmen and help them make the best possible travel arrangements from the many available.

If you are looking to become a cabin crew then you should be aware that the minimum eligibility criteria is just 10+2. Apart from this, there are certain medical standards which need to be satisfied by each candidate. It covers eyesight, BMI, etc. Airlines, usually, conduct walk-in interview for cabin crew position. You should keep viewing the career pages of various airlines. For your ready reference some of those who are conducting interviews currently are :
Jet Airways:
https://www.jetairways.com/en/in/careers/careers.aspx
SpiceJet: http://www.spicejet.com/careers.aspx
Air India: http://www.airindia.in/careers.htm
Indigo: https://careers.goindigo.in/Information/CabinCrewJob
Visit these links and find out the walk-in dates to appear for them.