Travel and Tourism Management

Duration

6 Months

Prerequisites

12th Pass

Age

17 – 30 Years

About the Course

The travel and tourism industry is one of the world’s fastest-growing sectors, offering diverse and exciting career paths. This course equips you with the professional skills and knowledge needed to thrive in travel agencies, tour operations, travel planning, ticketing, and destination management.

You’ll gain a strong foundation in travel operations and customer service, along with an understanding of global tourism trends and geography. The course also trains you in business communication and soft skills to interact effectively with clients and vendors.

What You’ll Learn

This course offers a mix of theoretical knowledge and hands-on application, preparing you for the real-world demands of the travel industry.

01 Travel

Fundamentals of Travel & Tourism

02 Geography

Indian & International Geography for Travel Planning

03 Operations

Travel Agency Operations

04 Packages

Tour Package Designing

05 Itinerary

Itinerary Planning

05 Itinerary

Itinerary Planning

06 Ticketing

Domestic & International Ticketing

07 CRS

Computerized Reservation System (CRS)

08 Documentation

Travel Documentation (Visa, Passport, Forex, Insurance)

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must have passed 10+2 (any stream) or hold a 3-year diploma in any discipline from a recognized institute.

Course Highlights

Comprehensive coverage of domestic and international tourism

Practical training in itinerary planning, reservations, and customer care

Exposure to CRS systems and ticketing processes

Understand the working of travel agencies and tour operators

Improve business communication, client handling, and grooming skills

Industry-oriented curriculum aligned with market needs

Fast-track course option available

Job placement support upon successful course completion

Industry Overview

Aviation:

Master essential functions such as flight services, passenger coordination, baggage processing, and learn the protocols of ground handling. You’ll be prepared for positions across domestic and international airlines, airport service agencies, and airport terminals.

Hospitality:

Get a comprehensive view of hotel management, from front desk to food & beverage. This opens up career pathways in hotels, cruise liners, catering services, and more.

Tourism:

Dive into the dynamic world of travel planning, tour operations, and destination management. Learn to work with travel companies, tourism boards, and vacation planners, as tourism continues to be a significant contributor to the global economy.

With a 43.5% growth in foreign tourist arrivals in 2023 (January-December), the tourism and hospitality sector has witnessed contemporary infrastructural developments while sustaining the traditional bequest. the tourism and hospitality sector is one of the largest service sectors and serves as a pillar for employment generation that aims to generate 53 Mn jobs by 2029. the segment envisages directly contributing $3 Tn to the country’s GDP by 2047.
Source investindia.gov.in