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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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You can work in booking and confirm reservations for passengers on scheduling flights, helping the customers in chalking out their travel schedule and so on. Profession one has to deal with people who are from any part of the world and desiring to get to any other part of the world. So one has to be ready to serve people from all over the globe. There may be people from Kazakhstan who want an air ticket to Melbourne. And such people will come by across in hundreds and those who are doing the air ticketing have to search and arrange air tickets for all these passengers. Services have to be provided to domestic airline travelers as well
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NITIN DESHMUKHYard by yard its hard, but inch by inch its

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It is relatively easy to find paid part-time work opportunities in the travel and tourism industry, since it is so large and there are so many types of visitor establishments and attractions all over the country. The range of different working patterns available should make it easy to combine part-time work with your current study. Voluntary work may also be a good option, especially if it means gaining experience in an area where job opportunities are scarce. But once you had a work experience it is easy for you to grow in this field. Few of the career options are working in travel agencies, Customer Ground Handling (customer service)
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Dr. Bhupesh Kumar

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MBA in marketing and sales is the best option. As an MBA in Marketing with hospitality background is the best combination in today's world. There is no better option than this.
Best of luck.

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Dr. Bhupesh Kumar

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This is very difficult to answer still I will try. As it depends on you skill sets and attitude. Also, whats your expertise and choice of department. Hotel Industry is never a tough place to work but everyone is not made for that. Also, which brand have you selected. So you have to weight your work life balance then to decide.
Best of luck.

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SHESH Lal

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GEMS B School offers their students a two-year Earn-Learn - Earn, Work - Study - Work Program. This is a program where, when a graduate joins the MBA program, the student is put on a full-time job on day 1 in their own Resort, Fiesta Resort and Events venue. The course has been designed such that the student gets practical exposure to travel tourism & hospitality for 5 days in a week and classroom exposure for 2 days. You can learn more about their course here, MBA in travel tourism & hospitality: http://bit.ly/gems_TTH

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Group Captain Vinayak DeodharLa vie est faite pour vivre pas pour stresser

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Hello,
This dilemma is always faced by students who are on the cusp of higher studies. Having done graduation, what next? This question preoccupies mind of almost all children and their parents. I would like to make it easier to understand and appreciate. Masters in simple term means postgraduate study in the same subject as that of your graduation. During graduation, many related subjects are taught. But here only rudimentary or peripheral knowledge can be obtained. But a student is now capable to understand different aspects of travel & tourism. During Masters, one of these subjects is to be chosen. Here, a detailed study is undertake
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Akhil Waid

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Air Ticketing- this is the actual purchase/issuing of a ticket for a mode of travel. A lot of airlines have their offshore ticketing offices, where immediate purchases can be made by passengers.
These counters are also available at the airport and such jobs are offered directly through the respective airlines as ground staff. Ticketing would also require knowledge of certain software for the process.
So, both have similar career prospects depending on the path you choose.
Airline ticketing agents located at the airports are not responsible for the ticketing only, but ticket agents work directly with passengers, airlines like to see a cust
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astha singh

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Hi Aayush,

The career as a travel journalist is full of adventure and fun. But unfortunately there is no specific course for travel journalism in India. You can study Journalism at UG/PG level and look for jobs in travel sector or journals as a writer or a photographer, whichever interests you. You can apply for jobs in travel magazines and travel websites, once you are a graduate. You can also take up internships in travel sector to have maximum exposure.

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Garvit Kumar

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Travelling is a wonderful experience. It offers great scope for learning and seeing new places, meeting new people and experiencing new cultures. It is these very things that also open a plethora of job opportunities in the field of travel.
There are many many job options in this field that allows one to earn good money and enjoy their job as well. The jobs are related to various profiles ranging from hospitality, to people dealing actual traveling, etc.
Some common profiles that are opted for are:
Tour company/agent: many people open their very own tour agency to help people plan their travel to new locations. This offers good money as t
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Garvit Kumar

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In the tourism department, there are jobs at the reservation & counter staff, sales and marketing staff, tour planners and tour guides. Officers in the Directorate and Departments of Tourism are recruited from among the candidates who have done civil service, drawn from the civil/administrative services of the State and Central governments. They are involved in the planning and promotion of tourism activities. A degree in travel and tourism is required for operational jobs in government organisations. Information assistants at the office of the tourism departments are selected through competitive examinations held by the Staff Selectio
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