Utkal University

Hey Jamal,
Here are the best government Institutes for Tourism:
Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management (IITTM)
Pondicherry University, Pondicherry-605014
School of Vocational Studies, Delhi University, New Delhi-110049
Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra-136119
In Government sector, candidates can find job opportunities in department and directorate of tourism and since the industry is at its developing stage, a huge number of fresh hands are required in this industry. Besides, some of the job positions available in the sector of Travel & Tourism include:
Lobby Manager
Front Office executive/Manager
Cabin crew
Tour operations manager
Ticketing assistants
Junior travel executive
Trainee travel consultant
Operations executive
Reservation executive
Tour management executive
Immigration consultant and so on
Hotel Manager /Staff at ITDC /Tourism department concerns etc.
While selecting, you need to check the chief point that is recognition. You also need to check whether the institute has its own publication house and connoisseur faculty. Along with this, you may check other factors such as batch size, syllabus, fees, placements etc.
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If you're an active person & want a career in the sport, leisure & tourism. The hospitality, leisure & tourism industry has a great deal to offer graduates both in India & abroad, even it's still growing. There are many routes & you don't always need qualifications to start. You might start with on-the-job training. You don't necessarily need a degree, but gaining a relevant qualification in hospitality, leisure and tourism will be added advantages & preference given by recruiters & might enable you to start off on a higher rung of the career ladder. Qualifications range from degrees & national diplomas to undergraduate and masters degrees. Alternatively, a apprenticeship offers on-the-job training towards a vocational qualification.

Hi garvit,
The hospitality, leisure and tourism industry has a great deal to offer graduates. The industry covers areas ranging from accommodation and food services to health and fitness, entertainment, and bars, clubs and pubs. Whatever area you choose, there are plenty of jobs to choose from and management opportunities galore.You might start with on-the-job training, undertaking a graduate scheme or taking a postgraduate qualification to boost your career opportunities.
Each organisation has its own recruitment process ranging from a single interview to a complex series of interviews .
You don't necessarily need a degree, but gaining a relevant qualification in hospitality, leisure and tourism will prove your commitment to recruiters and might enable you to start off on a higher rung of the career ladder.
Qualifications range from national diplomas to undergraduate and masters degrees.
Employers in hospitality, leisure and tourism will also be looking for an array of 'soft' skills, including:
CommunicationTeamworkFlexibilityCommitment to the industryCommercial awarenessEnthusiasm
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Hi Avita,
The Travel and Tourism industry in India has emerged as one of the main sectors for the significant growth of Indian economy in recent years. In Travel and Tourism industry there are job prospects which exist in both public as well as private sector.
In the public sector, one can find excellent job in the Government Tourism Departments. On the other hand, in the private sector opportunities include in:
1. Travel Agencies.
2. Hotels.
3. Airlines.
4. Transport and Cargo Companies, etc.
Opportunities include in the companies like:
1. Thomas Cook
2. Coz and Kings.
3. SOTC.
4. SITA Travels.
5. Kingfisher Airlines.
6. Emirates.
7. Indian Airlines, etc.
A post-graduation in the field will offer better opportunities. The courses that are available to you to pursue the same are:
1. Post Graduate Diploma in Tourism Management (PGDTM).
2. M.A. in Tourism Management.
3. P.G. Diploma in Tourism (PGDT).
4. P.G. Diploma in Travel and Tourism Industry Management (PGDTTIM).
5. Diploma in Destination Management (DDM).
6. PG Diploma in Airlines.
7. PG Diploma in Cargo operation and Management.
There is a skill set that is a mandate for aspirants of Travel and Tourism Industry:
a) Leadership.
b) Team Work.
c) Problem Solving.
d) Communication Skills.
e) IT Skills
f) Ability to Research.
g) Presentation Skills
h) Ability to Meet Deadlines.
Please refer to the link for some career option:
https://www.shiksha.com/7-jobs-that-pay-you-to-travel-across-the-world-article-4224-1
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Hi Swami,
Learning different languages can become special privilege to gain quick success for any kind of Professionals.
You may consider picking Spanish, Japanese, Chinese or French whichever interests you since each offers similar career.
Once you have good command over a language there are many job opportunities available such as Translator, Content Writer, De-coder, Instructor, Public Relations and Interpreter.
You can look for various possibilities in Entertainment, Embassy, Diplomatic Services, Travel & Tourism, Publishing Houses, Hotel Industry, Airlines.
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Hi Avita,
India has a lot of tour and travel agencies, you may choose to intern in any one of the agencies. for your references I am listing down some famous travel agencies, you may contact them directly for further details:
1. Club Mahindra
2. Kuoni Travels
3. Sita Travels
4. MakeMy Trip
5. Thomas Cook
6. Yatra.com
and many more
Every organization has a different provision for governance. You need to contact the organization officials personally for specific details as it differs from one organization to another.
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Hi Avita,
With college tuition costs climbing at a record pace, many high school students must decide whether to invest in a college degree or dive right into an entry-level job. Whether driven by economics or personal preference, this decision can have a major impact on the course of your professional career as well as your personal life.
As you pursue more specific career opportunities, the requirements for entry-level positions become more complex. Some jobs that require more interaction with customers and clients require bachelor's degrees. Many hiring officers like to recruit recent graduates of bachelor's degree programs, since they possess the specific skills to perform detailed tasks and the broad cultural knowledge to relate to clients and colleagues. If you're ready to climb the career ladder ASAP, an accelerated bachelor's degree program can help you get those credentials faster.
Of course, not everyone can afford to invest in a full-time, traditional degree program right after high school. Lacking a college degree does not have to restrict your career choices. Many professionals start their careers in retail sales, customer service, or other positions that offer on-the-job training.
Although a college degree program builds critical skills, few colleges and universities can fully prepare students for real-world challenges. Despite the substantial pressure to make good grades and to complete assignments on time, few college experiences can match the demands of a regular, full-time job. Hence experience is not a mandate while kick starting a career in the field of travel and tourism.
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