Tourism Studies

At AAFT, an emphasis is given to aviation; travel management; and tourism. Their specialised programme offers an integration between theory and practice and provides students with exposure through hands-on experience in Airline Operations, Airport Management, Planning and Hospitality Management as well as an education in Airline Operations, Airport Management and Planning through an emphasis on the practical application of contemporary skills associated with Customer Service, Logistics and the Global Marketplace. Students who complete their studies will have developed practical industry-relevant knowledge; participated in Internships and Workshops with Industry Professionals; and will have had the opportunity to apply that knowledge through Demonstration of their Skill Development. In addition, AAFT has a model that includes Field Visits and Interactive Sessions, where graduates will have an opportunity to take what they learned in the Classroom and connect it to a career, allowing for the smooth transition from the Classroom to the Industry.

The value of studying tourism at the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU) is determined by individual goals, circumstances, and career aspirations. IGNOU is one of the world's the largest open universities, offering a wide range of programmes, including tourism studies.

IGNOU's open and distance learning strategy makes education available to a diverse variety of students, including those who may not be able to attend traditional classes. It provides flexibility in terms of study time and location, making it appropriate for working professionals and persons with other obligations. IGNOU frequently provides more affordable education options than many traditional colleges, making it more accessible to a broader clientele.

Given the broad nature of the topic, Tourism Studies graduates have chances in a variety of sectors of the travel and tourist business. Here are some industries where Tourism Studies graduates can find work:

• Graduates can work as travel agents, tour operators, and travel consultants, assisting clients in planning and booking excursions, vacations, and travel packages.
• Opportunities exist in the hospitality industry for professions such as hotel management, front desk operations, guest services, and food and beverage management.
• Graduates with a destination management concentration can focus on the marketing, development, and management of tourist destinations and visitor services.