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Guide-Level 14
You can pursue courses in Journalism and Mass Communication, specialize in travel journalism later, this will depend on your interest. Please decide where to study and check admission requirements by visiting university websites. Take the IELTS and do well in your 12th. You must be academically strong to get into a good university.
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Tour management has also moved away from the glamour industry which involve music/acting etc. but has now began to involve basic tours that a group travelers plan to make in particular location.
The stay, travel and events to be experienced will all be taken care of for by the tour manager.
The eligibility depends on the type of course that you
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Hello, Hospitality, Tourism and Travel these are three words and three areas which are really closely related. One is dependent on other. These three perhaps cannot survive without each other. However, combination used invariably is either "Hospitality and Travel" or "Travel and Tourism". Thus it can be seen that Tourism is common word or thread between these two sets. Tourism is a concept that needs to be understood and then everything else falls into place. For tourism to be successful, good hospitality and good travel arrangements are a must. Else whole system may collapse.
Hospitality means arranging accommodation and food. Making i
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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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8 years agoContributor-Level 9
Tourism sector will generally offer customer related job profiles however the benefit of pursuing PhD in tourism will allow one to build a career in the sector of teaching and imparting knowledge in the various T&T ins
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As this is an upcoming sector hence there are certain mandate skills required to excel in the field:
Customer dealing- The art of understanding the customer requirements, needs and expectation is a key to building a rapport with the customer.
Knowledge of the geography of said area- This goes a long way in giving the best experience to the customers keeping their requirements in mind.
Additional language- This makes an advantage to foreign tourists as communication is a key to being able to deliver the requirements.
Technical knowledge of travel process- Right from
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