Tourism & Travel

BCom in Tourism and Travel Management course blends business and tourism specific knowledge and open options to diverse career opportunities in a growing industry. 

Below are a few benefits of pursuing this course:

Graduates can explore job roles in travel agencies, tour operations, hospitality, destination marketing, and more.

Additionally, the tourism sector is expanding globally, that is further creating a demand for skilled professionals.

It enhances business intelligence, customer service abilities, and organisational skills, all highly valued by employers.

The course can also equip you with the knowledge to start your own travel-related business.

Preparing for an MBA in Tourism entrance exam takes a combination of strategy and efficient study. Start off by understanding which syllabus you are preparing for and the exam pattern. Focus on the subjects identified in the syllabus such as business, tourism management and general awareness. Develop your quantitative and reasoning skills by practicing. Read newspapers and magazines to keep up to date on current affairs as well as the tourism sector. Solve the last 5 - 10 years question papers to have an idea of the paper format. Work on developing your communication skills too, as you may be called for an interview after the selection process. Time management is everything, develop a study plan and stick to it. Remember to be consistent, confident and maintain a positive approach.