Hotel Management

Hi Aditya,
A student who has earned a degree or diploma in hotel management can work in the below-mentioned sectors:
Club Management
Hotels and Restaurants
Hospital Administration and Catering
Airline Catering and Cabin Services
Guest Houses
Cruise Ship Hotel Management
Forest Lodges
Hotel & Catering Institutes
Catering departments- shipping companies, banks, armed forces, and railways
Hotel & Tourism Associations
The initial salary is Rs 15,000-Rs 20,000, which can go upto Rs 35,000 with 2-3 years of hardwaork. After graduation, one can join as a management trainee and after 18 months of training program, you can get the position of assistant restaurant manager & earn about Rs 25,000. After two years excluding training period, if you are eligible for restaurant manager then you can earn around Rs 30,000 - Rs 35,000 per month along with perks.
For more information on this, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/hotel-hospitality-management/articles/your-career-after-doing-hotel-management-blogId-4630

The aviation sector, global transportation system to carry cargo goods & passengers is ideally very established globally. Indias civil aviation industry is also on a high-growth. India aims to become the third-largest aviation market by 2020 and the largest by 2030 with the major investments happening & flux created by various government initiatives. Despite the setback a few years ago, The careers opportunities with the Aviation industry are also equally at boom as they are many travel providers with multiple career opportunities such flight attendant jobs, airline administrative support, avionics technicians, flight dispatcher, ground / airport station attendant, aviation meteorologist, ramp planner, reservation sales agent, flight instructor, aviation attorney etc.
Hotel management career prospects and growth opportunities in India and globally are limitless, a hotel management graduate can work in various sectors like hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, amusement parks, country clubs, and convention centres. A standard of education and exposure are up to the mark both in India & globally, as the ultimate goal is to grow to the specific requirements of the industry. A good research on the college with focus on the infrastructure, affiliation & faculty can help make the right choice.

There is tremendous scope in tourism and travel management as you can see, each state has come up with their own unique ads describing the beauty of their respective states. You can develop apps helping tourists and Government in managing travel and tourism in each state and the whole country. Thus, this becomes a contentious management issue that needs redressal. How to manage lakhs of tourists travelling as westerners find India an attractive place especially its culture heritage and yes, chaotic population. There are courses from higher B-Schools and universities imparting travel and tourism management. You can opt for them. Check out the IIMs if they have a course in this field or for that matter, DU and colleges in Maharashtra, etc.