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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
A qualification in the industry (such as a B.Tech/Diploma in Travel and Tourism is preferred).
A working knowledge of one or more foreign languages
and administrative experience.
Bags of common sense, motivation, and initiative plus the natural ability to relate to the customers.
Newcomers will earn about 10-15K/month to 30K/month while more experienced reps can earn up to 60K/month. But there are plenty of bonuses including:
Free
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8 years ago
Scholar-Level 17
2. MA in Tourism Management-This is a two-year course. The course has papers on tourism concepts and principles, travel agency management, tourism marketing, etc. Students are expected to study a foreign language. BHU offers this course.
3. M.Sc Hospitality and Tourism Management-There are many institutes that offer M.Sc courses in tourism. M.Sc Hospitality and Tourism Management is offered by Global Institute of Management Science Mumbai, Manipal University, Annamalai University, etc. Christ College, Bangalore offers M.Sc International Tourism Management.
4. MBA Hospitality and Travel Management-
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Guide-Level 13
The BBA Aviation Operations program aims to create skilled professionals for the aviation sector and allied fields of travel and tourism. Delivered under the aegis of Center for Aviation Studies, the program has a unique advantage of a built-in IATA/UFTAA foundation course within the main curriculum, thus increasing the application relevance of the program with respect to addressing the business requirements of the aviation sector and enabling students with an entrepreneurial bent to acquire
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Guide-Level 13
1) Directs coordinates, through subordinate supervisory personnel and flight reservation activities for certificated commercial or transport company.
2) Reviews flight reservation reports, statistical data on passenger miles flown and conducts comparison studies on other airline reservations to develop methods and procedures designed to improve operating efficiency increase reservations for company flights.
3) Interprets & implements, through supervisory personnel, company policies and procedures regarding customer relations contact with the public.
4) Analyze
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Scholar-Level 17
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Scholar-Level 17
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Guide-Level 13
In case of airlines “No-Frills " hence means those airlines that are dedicated to just business, business of transportation of passengers or cargo. They operate as low cost airlines because each additional item added for your service is charged and the passengers are made to pay that amount.
A low-cost career or low-cost airline (also known as no-frills, discount or budget career or airline, or LCC) is an airline without most of the traditional services provided in the fare, resulting in lower fares and fewer co
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8 years ago
Guide-Level 12
Reasoning & Logical Deduction - 20 marks
Numerical Ability - 20 marks
Scientific Aptitude - 20 marks
General Knowledge- 20 marks
English Language- 20 marks
Total - 100 marks
For more information about the eligibility criteria and courses offered, you can visit the following link:
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
A career in travel and tourism is definitely fascinating and compelling for candidates who are extremely determined to
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8 years ago
Contributor-Level 10
There are many institutions which give admission to the candidates without any exam and also without considering their board percentages.
The only thing you should have is money which you can spend for the large fees of those institutions.
Some of the institutions which offer hotel management courses are as follows-
1. Oberoi Centre for Learning and Development
2. Institute of Hotel Management (IHM)
3. Welcomgroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration (WGSHA)
4. Institute of Hotel Management (IHM)
5. Institute of Hotel Management (IHM)
6. Institute of Hotel Management
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