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Hi,
Travel and tourism are one of the good sector to make career, as this field offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities not only in India but across the globe.
In the public sector, there are opportunities in the Directorates and Departments of Tourism of the centre and the state as Officers, information assistants, Tourist guides etc.
Another good prospectus for qualified tourism professionals are in the private sector with travel agencies, tour operators, airlines, hotels, transport and cargo companies etc.
Some flourishing sectors of travel and tourism industry are as follows:
- Tourism departments.
- Travel Agencies.
- Hotels.
- Airlines, and more.
For your reference find below some of the finest institutes in India offering travel and tourism course:
- Institute of Technology and Future Management-Chandigarh
- National Institute of Tourism & Hospitality Management-Hyderabad.
- Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management-New Delhi.
- Kuoni Academy-Delhi, Mumbai etc.
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Hi Akansha,
To host a TV shows you mentioned one should have qualification in any one or two of Production/ Direction/ TV Journalism/ Mass Communication/ TV Anchoring and/ or experience as an on-air personality/ host with knowledge about the category that they will be hosting – food, entertainment, nightlife, sightseeing, etc. and should be dynamic, outgoing, vivacious, and fun (with a good sense of humor!).
Must exude an excitement and enthusiasm for the places that you are “discovering and sharing” with TV viewers.
The job of a TV anchor is to strike an instant rapport with their audiences
Yon can thus pursue a course in Journalism and Anchoring.:
-BJMC
-Diploma in News/Programme Anchoring
-Certificate course in TV Anchoring
The audition usually involves uploading a video of yourself talking about your interests, experiences, and hobbies. You might also become a Travel Channel host by succeeding in a related field and building a reputation through online videos.
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Hi,
Becoming a travel journalist can be a fun, exciting, and rewarding career! As with any career, you must have dedication and passion. A good education (formal or informal) complemented with hard work is key.
Key Factors to Consider
You must love to write, especially about travel. Do you have a good idea for a story? Do you possess “communication powers?” Are you able to get people to speak with you? Are you be able to “breathe” life into a story with your words and make it come alive? Can you work under pressure? You may want to consider these before you embark on a journey to become a travel journalist.
Becoming a travel journalist
-Choose the right course of study. You can go for a four-year general journalism degree at a top journalism school, which will certainly open doors, or consider an online course specifically for travel journalism (as well as travel photography) which can open the right doors.
-Decide the type of journalism you would like to pursue such as newspapers, magazines, television, or online.
-Networking, networking, networking! Speak to as many people as you can! Who knows, some of them may become your mentor.
-Get your name out there. Send out resumes to different media outlets across India. This is a great way to build relationships with editors, publishers, producers, directors, etc.
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Hi,
Below is the list of top colleges offering tourism courses :
-Dr. YSR National Institute of Tourism & Hospitality Management
-Skyline Business School
-Garware Institute of Career Education and Development
-Indira Gandhi Institute of Aeronautics [ IGIA ]
-Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
-Christ University
-Jagannath Rathi Vocational Guidance & Training Institute (JRVGTI)
-Annamalai University
-Jet Airways Training Academy
For more names and course details, you may refer to : https://hospitality.shiksha.com/travel-and-tourism-courses-in-india-categorypage-6-86-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0
While selecting the best institute, you need to check some of the important parameters such as recognition, year of establishment, batch size, syllabus, faculty, fees, placements etc.
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Hi,
Travelling the world, meeting intriguing people, seeing amazing places – and getting paid for it! Sounds like a dream job!
A zest for life, a passion for travel, and a vibrant personality are the only qualifications that you need.
Travel hosts are from different countries, background and ages but they all share some common traits. They are lively, confident, and not afraid to get stuck in. You need to be relaxed in front of the camera, be a natural at interacting with people and be happy and enthusiastic at whatever the world throws at you.
The more practice you have at speaking in front of people, the more relaxed and professional you will become.
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Hi,
Please remember being a CA is one of the good career option, career prospects after doing chartered accountancy are exciting. Chartered accountancy can be the first step to other rewarding careers in finance, investment consultancy and fund management.
The Chartered Accountancy course is conducted by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India.
It is generally believed that only students of commerce should pursue CA course. However, CA being a very practical course, the students from science and arts streams can equally benefit and make a successful career.
On completion of the training, the candidates need to gain membership to the ICAI before they can start practicing as a CA.
A member wishing to practice in India or abroad needs to obtain a Certificate of Practice from the ICAI, the yearly fee of which is Rs. 400.
Once the membership is taken, the practicing member cannot work in any other business or occupation without taking permission from the council; they are only permitted to work in areas as specified in the CA regulations.
Salary)
For CA Inter: Generally candidates holding CA inter-qualification are paid somewhere between Rs 7,500 and 15,000 depending on the type of firm.
Payments can be higher for candidates possessing other qualifications such as MCom or an MBA.
For CA Final (FCA): Starting salaries range between Rs 12,000 to 30,000 depending on the type of firm and nature of the economy.
A full fledged CA can expect a salary between Rs 30,000 to 75,000 after serving a stint of more than 5 years at a top firm.
I would suggest that before opting for any course you must first decide in which field you wish to build your career and accordingly you can select the best course as per your interest and liking.
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