Hospitality & Travel

Event management is also booming in India in the current scenario. There are the best institutes in India as follows:
1. National Institute of Management,
2. International Institute of Event Management
3. Amity institute of event management.
Therefore, you can apply for the same.

There are several short term culinary certificates you can choose that will teach you cooking and classic cuisine basics. But, if you are truly passionate about the field you can go for a BA in culinary arts, which will give you kitchen skills as well as some management and hospitality knowledge. Some of these degrees even give you the opportunity to travel abroad and learn native cuisines.
I suggest thinking about what you want to gain from the course/ what job youre aiming for chef/in-flight chef, food writer, restaurant manager, etc. and then choose a suitable course.

Yes, the course is available. For further details you can visit:
http://mba-institutes.com/Travel_tourism_management_colleges.aspx

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Working in the tourism and hospitality industry can be very lucrative. Actually, it is one of the few industries that were almost unaffected by the global economic crisis that started in 2009. Here are some yearly wage estimates in the Tourism and Hospitality industry in top international locations:
The United States, average of 52,000 USD/year
Switzerland, average of 48,000 USD/year
Spain, average of 26,800 EUR/year
France, average of 22,000 EUR/year
Germany, average of 26,600 EUR/year
Regardless of what career in tourism management you choose, you will need excellent English skills and being fluent in another language is a great plus.