MBA Tourism & Travel

Hi Aakash,
MBA programs typically require 2 years of work experience at the time of application and applicants must also take the GMAT or GRE. Additionally, international applicants must also take the IELTS or TOEFL for English language proficiency. Now, these criteria and minimum score requirements may vary from university to university. A very few universities may not need a GMAT or GRE. MBA Tourism is a little difficult to find. Most MBA Tourism courses are online. I know of some universities like James Cook, Victoria University and Monash University in Australia. You can check their website for relevant information. Alternatively, you can also check PG Diploma or Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management courses.

Hi Sumanth,
MBA Hospitality & Travel Tourism is a two-year Earn-Learn - Earn, Work - Study - Work Program. This is a program where, when a graduate joins our MBA program, the student is put on a full-time job on day 1 in our own Resort, Fiestaa Resort n Events Venue, a full-fledged highly rated Business Hotel, Resort and Events venue, located next to the Bengaluru International Airport (www.fiestaa.in). 5 days in a week the student works with Fiestaa in a full-time job earning a full-time salary. 2 days a week the student attends classes. At the end of 2 years, the student, on the one hand, has an International MBA in Hospitality & Travel Tourism and on the other hand has 2 full years of relevant work experience in Hospitality & Travel Tourism. The course has been designed such that the student gets practical exposure to Hospitality & Travel Tourism for 5 days in a week and classroom exposure for 2 days. That is 70% practical learning and 30% theoretical learning. The student will learn everything about the Hospitality & Travel Tourism industry both in the classroom and on the field. You can learn about this course here: http://bit.ly/gems_TTH