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New answer posted•7 years ago
ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
7 years ago
Hi,
There are variety of courses that can be chosen like BBA law, hotel management and some Diploma courses side by side. So choose your course as per your choice and marks.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
ADVOCATE NEHA Batra
7 years ago
These days tourism aviation management is in great demand. Go for this course and you can start up your own business or join some company.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
7 years ago
You don’t need any of these institutes.
Institutes like these wouldn't make much of a difference while you apply for an airline.
Every airline has their own training, and they don't care or give any additional priority if you have been in one of these institutes. Airlines have about 4-7 weeks rigorous

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New answer posted•7 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
7 years ago
Well, hospitality would be, you are the safest BET this could be attributed to the slowdown in airline industry, and that a hospitality student could easily work in the travel industry.

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New answer posted•7 years ago

What it takes to become a travel blogger?

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BASIL PAUL K
7 years ago
A travel blogger should have a few basic skills, this include good communication, written, oral etc. A good knowledge of facts and general awareness, eagerness to study and understand new things, ready to travel and quick to adapt. Etc. These would be absolutely necessary. And knowledge of a few oth

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New answer posted•7 years ago
BASIL PAUL K
7 years ago
You should first of all have a degree in tourism or related subject. Then probably a Master's degree from a reputed institute would also be in your favor.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
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7 years ago
5 feet 3 inches should be the minimum height.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Animesh Wadhwa
7 years ago
It is advisable to go for Masters in Tourism, as you have foundation in that course. But, you must attend the classes, as Degree course and Professional Master's degree is completely different. You get to learn and experience the practicalities of the field. Thank you and all the best.

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New answer posted•7 years ago
Animesh Wadhwa
7 years ago
Look, nothing is better in this field, all are equally good and have equal number of opportunities. If you wish to become a teacher, select the course of your interest, teachers teach all the subjects (which they are specialized in). I would suggest you to go for M.Com rather than going for an MBA,

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New question posted•7 years ago