Hospitality & Travel

Hi Preethi, You can do MBA in Tourism, as this will fetch better job & Prospects than doing Masters in Tourism. The minimum eligibility requisite for this course is a Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum of 45-50% in aggregate.

Hi, the eligibility as available on the website of Frankfinn is that you must be fluent in English and have completed your 12th. It does not mention any specific stream.

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Go through this link. http://www.ipu.ac.in/Pubinfo2019/Admission2019mian/adm2019notices/ntonline12p080719.pdf

Hello,
It is good for Diploma in culinary art. Culinary arts is the Science of food making. It usually represents the art related to deciding what to cook, how to cook and how to present the cooked food/ dish. People who are experts in the field of Culinary Arts need to have in-depth knowledge of food Science, nutrition as well as diet. Thus, individuals who want to join the field of culinary arts need to ensure that the food they make is not only delicious to eat but also pleasing to the eye.

Hello,
Yes, you can do BA in hospitality and tourism from Open University. Wish you good luck.

It's hard to say what salary you will get after you finish the course. But generally an entry-level executive at a reputed brand could get atleast, 10k-15k/month.

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Almost all the countries where tourism is a major industry would have that course. You may have to give GMAT as well for admission. There may be cases of rejection as your background in not tourism related. Just keep an open mind.

The fees may go up to INR 1.5 lakh a year on an aggregate basis. Follow this link to get more details at https://www.shiksha.com/college/frankfinn-institute-of-air-hostess-training-rajouri-garden-delhi-47223