Tourism & Travel

It's all about your interest. It's absolutely good to opt that if you have interest in travel and tourism.

Hello Arpit,
IGNOU is an open university imparting education via distance learning mode. Hence there is no concept of class. Students have to learn on their own based on books supplied by the university.

Yes, you can do travel management course with Bachelor's degree from Amity University on a regular basis.
Amity Institute Of Travel and Tourism (AITT), it is a unique institute established to provide the best travel management education.
The institute conducts Bachelor's and Master's Degree programme in Travel Management under the umbrella of Amity Universitty, Uttar Pradesh, Noida.

There are many jobs you can do which will make you travel all around the world:
1) Travel Writer
2) Work On A Yacht / Cruise Ship
3) Blogging
4) Flight attendant
5) Marketing/PR
6) Video work/vlogging
7) Computer programmer
8) Travel nurse
9) Freelance translator
10) Work At Backpacker Hostels.

No, you can't do that. You have to pass your first year with proper result and minimum attendance requirements.

I assume that you completed a degree course in hotel management in India. If so, you can apply for Masters in travel and tourism course carried out by IGNOU and other universities. Or else, you can also do MBA in tourism from IITM or any other similar universities.

Hi,
Computerized Reservation System Course include:
1. Introduction to GDS
2. Encoding/Decoding of Cities, Airports, Airlines
3. Time table Entries- Flight Display
4. Introduction to PNR
5. Fare Quote Pricing & Full PNR Creations
Please refer the website link for your reference:
http://www.tmiacademy.com/index.php?page=coursedetails#course2

It is a decent college. Many companies visit the campus, but the profile they offer is different from one another. A good company may offer a mediocre profile while a lesser known company might offer good profile.

Hi,
No, Aptech does not guarantee job placements. Moreover placements are at the sole discretion of recruiters. Though some of the good companies do visit the campus for the placements.