Hospitality Management

1. Banquet and Conferences
A demanding, yet high energy career working in hotels, resorts and conference centres, setting up rooms and servicing events. If you enjoy seeing an event executed from the initial planning stages through to its end, this may be for you. From organizing a 500 guest NGO Gala to raise awareness for humanity, aid to political receptions and corporate holiday parties, your clientele is always changing, creating a unique environment that is never boring.
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2. Food and Beverage Management
Responsible for all things related to food and beverage from ordering products to hiring staff and balancing profit and loss sheets. The career requires exceptional social and analytical skills. The ideal candidate is organized, calm under pressure, service oriented and business minded.
3. Front Office Reception
From the very first moment of a guest's arrival, the front office serves as the face of the company and its standards of service. Knowledgeable, not only about the products they offer, these individuals are friendly, customer service oriented and can give insights of the surround area.
4. Resort Management
Oversee all operations departments from the front desk and security to housekeeping and food and beverage. Responsible for the overall success of the facility, this is a very diverse position that manages a wide variety of people. A strong leader, that is both service oriented and business savvy, will exceed in this management role.
5. Restaurant Management
A dynamic position leading a team of employees servicing food and beverage. A day in the life of a restaurant manager can go from tasting wines with different distributors to bussing tables on a busy night. Also, responsible for the overall function of the operation, inventory, ordering and budgeting often top the list of a managers to-do list.
6. SPA and Wellness Management
Responsible for the day-to-day operations of a health or beauty SPA. Based on the size of the operation, the position can be customer service focused or more business based, handling all the marketing, schedules, and training.

Please remember in the present day scenario, there is no course or studies which girls can't do, today girls are in every field be it in medicine or in Army, Navy or Air force.
So all the fields are open for boys and girls, and the best is selected irrespective of the gender, so it would be always advisable to select a course or a career in which you have interest.
So do not worry, just think in which filed you can to better and accordingly select the best field.
Overall, while pursuing this course you may opt for specialization in:
- Front office.
- Food and beverage services.
- Food and beverages production (cooking and baking)
- Housekeeping
Front office:
- Oversees the work of receptionists, information clerk, reservation clerk and other services personnel like bell captain, bell boy and doorman.
- At the reception, the guest checks in and are assisted to go with his baggage to the room with bellboys in attendance.
- Front Office Managers coordinate reservations and room assignments.
Food and beverage services:
- Plans, organize and control the work of the catering department.
- Deal with customers in all kinds of dining establishments from small informal diners to large restaurants. The job is very hectic during parties and conventions.
Food and beverages production (cooking and baking):
- Plans the Menu.
- Expert in various cuisines.
Housekeeping:
- Responsible for ensuring that guest rooms, meeting and banquet rooms and public areas are clean, orderly and well maintained.
- They train, schedule and supervise the work of housekeepers, inspect rooms and order cleaning supplies.-
- They work with a team of housekeepers, maids, cleaners, seamstresses. Aesthetic upkeep and maintenance of equipment is often a round the clock.
So based on the above mentioned roles and responsibilities you may decide which field to opt in Hotel Management.

Hi,
The Indian traveler has come of age. Travel is no longer merely traversing the distance between cities or countries, but rather a journey of exploration and discovery. Authentic engagement with the destination - its people, culture and cuisine is becoming the new order of the day.
Experiential travel has also gained popularity in India and has now become India's travel mantra with a northward uptake witnessed in the demand this year with authentic local elements that included stays in Airbnb accommodation, farm stays, etc. Another interesting observation this year was the emergence of Slow Travel with options like 'walking tours seeing uptake. Village/farm stays in Switzerland and leisurely hiking, cycling tours in Europe also saw significant growth.