Tourism & Travel

IITTM-Gwalior might be the right choice for you.

Hi,
It will depend on the mode of mass communication a travel journalist is working with. Generally, travel journalists working with broadcast media earn more in comparison to the ones working with the print media. But it will again depend on the type of organisation they are working with (big, small, well-known, start-up, etc.).
For detailed information on salary, kindly check this link:
http://www.payscale.com/research/IN/Job=Journalist/Salary

Try and follow this route:
Study history in 10+2 level so that you have knowledge about your country and culture.
You can do graduation in any subject, depending on your interest.
Explore places around you that you want to specialize in.
You can join a diploma program on Tourism as well.
Enhance your communication and Public relation skills.
Be open to take challenges and get connected to Ministers of Tourism, various Monumental walks, etc.

Various institutes have opened their online forms for admission. You can check the online forms on the website and you can check the admission details.

For MBA (Tourism), the candidate should be a graduate in any discipline of a university and equivalent thereto with 50% marks (45% for SC / ST) while for BBA (Tourism and Travel), the candidate should pass 10+2 with 50% marks (45% for SC / ST).

Traveling indeed is an adventure on its own and what could be better than being offered jobs that would include travel as an integral part of the profile.
Such careers not only offer lucrative packages and experiences but also keep you away from the monotony of a desk job.
Please refer to the link for details:
https://www.shiksha.com/7-jobs-that-pay-you-to-travel-across-the-world-article-4224-1