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Fact sheet: 2022 national travel and tourism strategy, office of public affairs.

The 2022 National Travel and Tourism Strategy was released on June 6, 2022, by U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina M. Raimondo on behalf of the Tourism Policy Council (TPC). The new strategy focuses the full efforts of the federal government to promote the United States as a premier destination grounded in the breadth and diversity of our communities, and to foster a sector that drives economic growth, creates good jobs, and bolsters conservation and sustainability. Drawing on engagement and capabilities from across the federal government, the strategy aims to support broad-based economic growth in travel and tourism across the United States, its territories, and the District of Columbia.

The federal government will work to implement the strategy under the leadership of the TPC and in partnership with the private sector, aiming toward an ambitious five-year goal of increasing American jobs by attracting and welcoming 90 million international visitors, who we estimate will spend $279 billion, annually by 2027.

The new National Travel and Tourism Strategy supports growth and competitiveness for an industry that, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, generated $1.9 trillion in economic output and supported 9.5 million American jobs. Also, in 2019, nearly 80 million international travelers visited the United States and contributed nearly $240 billion to the U.S. economy, making the United States the global leader in revenue from international travel and tourism. As the top services export for the United States that year, travel and tourism generated a $53.4 billion trade surplus and supported 1 million jobs in the United States.

The strategy follows a four-point approach:

• Promoting the United States as a Travel Destination Goal : Leverage existing programs and assets to promote the United States to international visitors and broaden marketing efforts to encourage visitation to underserved communities.
• Facilitating Travel to and Within the United States Goal : Reduce barriers to trade in travel services and make it safer and more efficient for visitors to enter and travel within the United States.
• Ensuring Diverse, Inclusive, and Accessible Tourism Experiences Goal : Extend the benefits of travel and tourism by supporting the development of diverse tourism products, focusing on under-served communities and populations. Address the financial and workplace needs of travel and tourism businesses, supporting destination communities as they grow their tourism economies. Deliver world-class experiences and customer service at federal lands and waters that showcase the nation’s assets while protecting them for future generations.
• Fostering Resilient and Sustainable Travel and Tourism Goal : Reduce travel and tourism’s contributions to climate change and build a travel and tourism sector that is resilient to natural disasters, public health threats, and the impacts of climate change. Build a sustainable sector that integrates protecting natural resources, supporting the tourism economy, and ensuring equitable development.

Travel and Tourism Fast Facts

• The travel and tourism industry supported 9.5 million American jobs through $1.9 trillion of economic activity in 2019. In fact, 1 in every 20 jobs in the United States was either directly or indirectly supported by travel and tourism. These jobs can be found in industries like lodging, food services, arts, entertainment, recreation, transportation, and education.
• Travel and tourism was the top services export for the United States in 2019, generating a $53.4 billion trade surplus.
• The travel and tourism industry was one of the U.S. business sectors hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent health and travel restrictions, with travel exports decreasing nearly 65% from 2019 to 2020. 
• The decline in travel and tourism contributed heavily to unemployment; leisure and hospitality lost 8.2 million jobs between February and April 2020 alone, accounting for 37% of the decline in overall nonfarm employment during that time. 
• By 2021, the rollout of vaccines and lifting of international and domestic restrictions allowed travel and tourism to begin its recovery. International arrivals to the United States grew to 22.1 million in 2021, up from 19.2 million in 2020. Spending by international visitors also grew, reaching $81.0 billion, or 34 percent of 2019’s total.

More about the Tourism Policy Council and the 2022 National Travel and Tourism Strategy

Created by Congress and chaired by Secretary Raimondo, the Tourism Policy Council (TPC) is the interagency council charged with coordinating national policies and programs relating to travel and tourism. At the direction of Secretary Raimondo, the TPC created a new five-year strategy to focus U.S. government efforts in support of the travel and tourism sector which has been deeply and disproportionately affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Travel and Tourism is one of the fastest-growing and ever-developing industries in India, which not only generates high income in the government sector but also provides a plethora of job opportunities to both the senior and entry-level candidates. This sector comprises a wide spectrum of travel agencies, government tourism departments, tour operators, airlines, customs and immigration services, and several other allied service industries. Get all the newly announced Travel & Tourism Jobs on this page.

The travel and tourism industry along with allied sectors contributing to it is expected to grow in leaps and bounds in the coming years because every state government spends a lot of its wealth in maintenance and restoration of historical places, heritage sites, mysterious places in various cities of India which will give birth to the huge quantum of jobs. This specific page is built for the people who are looking for the latest job openings in this particular sector.

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After finishing the degree, all young fresh pass out and experienced graduates looking for Govt. Travel and Tourism Jobs as this sector offers a high degree of job security, exciting growth opportunities, and handsome salary packages for various posts. CITCO , IITTM, ITDC , NIWS,  Balmer Lawrie , NCHMCT,  TCGL , IHM, HTCL, and many more are the top recruiters.

After the completion of the degree, job seekers looking for BBA/ MBA Jobs , Graduation Jobs, Diploma Jobs can apply in the above organizations for different profiles.

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This page is exclusively for the new and upcoming recruitment in various tourism development corporation working under the state government. We update here all the latest Assistant Manager Jobs , Deputy Manager Jobs, Legal Officer Jobs , Admin Assistant Jobs, Cabin Crew Jobs, Ticketing Assistant Jobs , Reservation Executive Jobs, Immigration Consultant Jobs , Travel Executive Jobs, Front Office Executive Jobs and many more. The candidates who are looking for the above-mentioned jobs should bookmark this page for future references. Here you can search for the Latest Government Jobs in India.

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Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been working with Governments to help the sector recover and have been asking for coordination between governments. Collaboration with the G20 On 7 October 2020, history was made as the G20 Tourism Ministers, under Saudi Arabia’s leadership, hosted more than 45 CEOs and WTTC Members, who presented a plan to save the ailing Travel & Tourism sector and 100 million jobs globally. Past crises have demonstrated that the G20 is the best platform for international collaboration. During their G20 Chairmanship, Saudi Arabia requested the collaboration of the Travel & Tourism private sector in developing a path to recovery. In response, WTTC’s Members developed and presented a concrete plan aimed at restarting international travel.

G20 Indonesia 2022 As a result of the Covid-19 pandemic, Travel & Tourism experienced an existential crisis. Today, the industry is recovering and working together to create a brighter future. During the Indonesian Presidency of the G20, ministers and WTTC members met in Bali to discuss how this could be achieved.

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Achieving destination stewardship.

Destination Stewardship is essential for futureproofing Travel & Tourism and making destinations better places to live and visit. WTTC believes that Travel & Tourism should and can contribute positively to the communities upon which it depends while protecting cultural and natural heritage. In 2021, alongside several partners, WTTC released a report focusing on “Achieving Destination Stewardship through Scenarios & a Governance Diagnostics Framework”. The report presents four Destination Stewardship scenarios based on different levels of engagement from the public & private sector and provides a framework for assessing the governance model in place to serve to support destination stakeholders in assessing their current context and the pathway towards greater stewardship.

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Best practices.

Despite the sector’s ability to be a force for good, best practices across Travel & Tourism are not readily available for both the public and private sector, often compelling governments to unnecessarily re-invent the wheel. In this context, the World Travel & Tourism Council has embarked on a journey to compile quantifiable best practices across Travel & Tourism to equip the sector with a wealth of insights that will in turn enable, both the public and private sector, to learn from the successful experiences of other countries as they develop, review and implement Travel & Tourism related policies. This initiative is an ongoing effort on the basis of desk research and interviews with the government, integrating quantifiable success stories as they become available in our online repository.

• Facilitating Travel: highlighting examples of governments that have implemented practical policies to aid this; from funding the repatriation of nationals and rolling out vaccinations swiftly, to encouraging leisure travellers to return with visa facilitation, complementary COVID-19 insurance, and less stringent border entry conditions.
• Worker Protection: examining job retention schemes designed to protect people’s jobs and pay their salaries with help from the government, and the training and re-skilling schemes aimed at equipping individuals with a new skills catalogue to prepare them for future roles.
• Liquidity: highlighting the more notable and generous measures applied to support these businesses.
• Fiscal: highlighting some of the more effective tax and fee exemption measures that helped Travel & Tourism businesses in particular.
• Other Measures: highlighting measures that were not fiscal or liquidity support. Indeed, a number of governments also used the decreased numbers of people in key areas to deliver pre-planned infrastructure upgrades which benefit the recovery of Travel & Tourism.

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The United Nations (UN) designated 2017 as the International Year of Sustainable Tourism for Development. As one of the world’s largest economic sectors, Travel & Tourism creates jobs, drive exports & foreign revenue, and generate prosperity across the world. The International Year provides an enormous opportunity to further showcase the tremendous economic, social, cultural, environmental, and heritage value that the sector can bring. In this post, we will look into the travel and tourism careers in India .

Travel and Tourism Careers in India

Industry outlook, top courses & colleges, jobs & salary, and top companies.

The scope of employment in the tourism sector is very bright and has high potential with varied opportunities existing in both the public and the private sector. The public sector has opportunities in the Directorates and Departments of Tourism of the Centre and the State as Officers, Information Assistants, Tourist Guides etc. The private sector has opportunities in travel agencies, tour operators, airlines, hotels, transport and cargo companies etc.

Travel & Tourism generated US$7.6 trillion (10.2% of global GDP) and 292 million jobs in 2016, equivalent to 1 in 10 jobs in the global economy. The sector accounted for 6.6% of total global exports and almost 30% of total global service exports.

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Travel & Tourism Sector in India: Industry Outlook

India is rich in culture, heritage, and geographical diversity. Desert, forest, mountains, beach, old towns, modern cities – you name it, India has it. So no wonder that the tourism industry contributes the most to the Indian economy.

The travel and tourism industry is growing tremendously and will continue so in the coming years. In India the travel industry hopes to create 46 million job opportunities by 2025 and our government is also taking various initiatives to improve the structure and promote tourism efficiently.

India’s Travel & Tourism sector ranks 7th in the world in terms of its total contribution to the country’s GDP, shows a new report by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC). A job in this industry can be highly exciting and adventurous and even pays well. According to a report published by the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC), India could possibly add another Rs. 8, 50,000 crores by the year 2020 just through tourism.

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More importantly, the tourism sector will support 37.315 million jobs, which is about 8.7% of its total employment in India. The tourism industry is a service-based one; it relies heavily on human resources. The travel industry grows exponentially with specialized education. In fact, it depends entirely on the quality individuals have to offer.

The top employment sectors within the broad travel & tourism industry include the government tourism departments, major MNCs, Immigration and custom services; airlines & small-scale private travel agents. Some of the important factors in this field are good communication skills, English proficiency, understanding the customer needs and last but not least is the experience.

Travel and tourism is the largest earner of foreign exchange around the world and employs a large number of people directly or indirectly through corresponding service industries.

The Major Career Options (Traditional Career Paths) in the Travel and Tourism Sector are:

• Holiday/Travel Agent
• Tourism Manager
• Travel Officer or Travel Agency Co-ordinator
• Travel Counselor or Travel Consultant
• Airlines Staff
• Tourist Guide
• Transport Officer

Associated Careers:

• Airlines (Ground & In-Flight Staff, Sales & Marketing, HR, IT)
• Hotels & Resorts (Operations, Front-Office, Food & Beverage, Sales & Marketing, Accounting, Public Relations , IT, HR)

Alternative (New-Age) Career Paths:

• Entrepreneurship
• Retailer (Franchise)
• Freelance Writer or Travel Blogger

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Important Features of the Travel & Tourism Industry

• Travel & Tourism is the largest earner of foreign exchange worldwide and employs millions of people directly or indirectly through associated service industries.
• This industry includes everything from the government tourism departments and major multinational companies to the small-scale private travel agents.
• While working in this industry, one provides services to people who are traveling for business or holiday or both, thus catering to tour packages, pilgrim travel, adventure travel or casual sight-seeing.
• At almost every point of work in this field, employees need to interact personally with the customers and understand their needs while making them comfortable, so as to be able to provide the best service in terms of travel options and arrangements.

Career as a Travel Consultant or Travel Counselor

A travel counselor works right at the front and provides complete guidance on travel. As a travel counselor or travel consultant, you will ensure the best value out of individual and group bookings. A Travel Counselor also provides destination guidance and direction on accommodation, transport, and costs. He must also handle all ticket and hotel reservations and arrange for travel insurance.

Additional responsibilities include destination promotion, foreign exchange, and selling tour packages. There are two types of travel counselors, the first provides services for corporate tourism and the second specializes in leisure tourism. A travel counselor spends a good deal of his time in client servicing, ticketing, and reservations.

Salary Prospects in the Travel & Tourism Industry in India

Salary is pretty good in the travel and tourism industry. Moreover, the industry also offers good remuneration and perks, which include free travel for its employees and their families. You can get a relatively quiet handsome salary in foreign-based airlines or travel agencies. You could also do part-time jobs or can consider summer internships for early experience.

Required Skills to Make a Career in the Travel & Tourism Sector

Leadership, good teamwork, good communication skills, ability to research, strong customer focus, presentation skills, up-to-date news on current rules and regulations and documentation required, ticketing & passports, visas etc, interpersonal skills, a broad knowledge of India & world geography, working long hours. Skills required could include the knowledge of computer reservation system (CRS-Amadeus, Galileo, Sabre & Abacus), Airfares & ticketing skills, Language skills, Selling Skills, experience of handling money & foreign currencies, Customer service, Travel agency management, and travel & tourism geography knowledge.

Top Courses to Make a Career in the Travel & Tourism Sector

Diploma courses after class 12 (10+2).

• Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management
• Diploma in Hospitality Management
• Diploma in Tourism Studies
• Diploma in Aviation, Hospitality and Travel Management
• Diploma in Tourist Guide
• Diploma in Tourism and Ticketing
• Diploma in Airfare and Ticketing

Bachelor Courses after Class 12 (10+2)

• BA in Travel and Tourism Management
• BA in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism Management
• Sc. in Travel and Tourism Management
• BA Tourism Studies
• Sc. in Hospitality and Travel Management
• BBA in Travel and Tourism Management
• BBA in Hospitality and Travel Management
• BBA in Air Travel Management
• Bachelor of Tourism Studies
• Bachelor of Tourism Administration
• Com. Travel and Tourism Management
• BA Travel and Tourism

Postgraduate Courses (after Bachelors) in the Travel & Tourism

• MBA in Hospitality Management
• Master of Tourism Administration (MTA)
• MBA in Travel & Tourism
• MA/MSc Hospitality Management with Specialization in Travel, Leisure & Tourism
• PG Diploma in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Management

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Top Institutes in India for Travel & Tourism Careers & Jobs

• Centre for Tourism Studies, Pondicherry University
• Indian Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management, Ghaziabad
• Kuoni Academy
• Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
• Thomas Cook-Centre of Learning
• Amity Institute of Travel & Tourism
• Blue Whale Academy
• Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Hotel and Tourism Management Studies
• School of Hotel Management and Tourism
• National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Academy of Business Management, Tourism, & Research
• Garden City College
• Al-Ameen Institute of Management Studies, Hosur, Bangalore.
• Bundelkhand University, School of Tourism & Hotel Management, Jhansi

Top Companies in the Travel & Tourism Sector in India

• Indian Railways Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC)
• State Tourism Boards (e.g. Kerala, North-East, Goa, Rajasthan, West Bengal, Assam, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim etc.)
• Cox & Kings Ltd.
• Thomas Cook (India) Ltd
• MakeMyTrip (and GoIbibo)
• Balmer Lawrie Travel & Vacations
• Jet Airways
• India Healthcare Tourism (IHCT)
• Kuoni Travel
• East India Travel Co
• Kesai Tours
• Clun Mahindra Holidays
• American Express Global Business Travels
• Travix Leisure & Travels Pvt. Ltd.

Top Online Courses & Certifications to Improve Job Opportunities in the Travel & Tourism Sector

Sustainable Tourism – University of Copenhagen

Arts & Heritage Management – University of Bocconi

Travel Photography – Udemy

Communications: Advertising, Public Relations, Digital Marketing and more – IE Business School

International Travel Preparation, Safety, & Preparation – Johns Hopkins University

International and Cross-Cultural Negotiation – ESSEC Business School

Improving Communication Skills – University of Pennsylvania

Travel Writing – Udemy

Food & Beverage Management –  Università Bocconi

Marketing: Customer Needs and Wants – IESE Business School

Communication & Presentation Skills for Business – University of Colorado Boulder

Marketing Analytics – University of Virginia

Relationship Management – Rice University

Successful Negotiation: Essential Strategies and Skills – University of Michigan

Bar Manager Training Course – Udemy

Hotel Management: Distribution, Revenue, and Demand Management Specialization – ESSEC Business School

The Arts & Science of Relationships: Understanding Human Needs – University of Toronto

English Communication Skills for Business – University of Washington

Digital Marketing – University of Illinois

Social Media Marketing – Boston University

Customer Analytics – UPenn (Wharton Business School)

Platform Strategy for Business – Boston University

Complete Digital Marketing Course – Udemy

Supply Chain Management – Rutgers State University

International Hospitality & Healthcare Services Marketing – Yonsei University

The Fundamentals of Hotel Distribution – ESSEC Business School

International Marketing & Cross Industry Growth – Yonsei University

Digital Marketing – Wharton Business School (UPenn)

Travel & Tourism Job Opportunities Abroad

Working abroad is a dream for several Indian students. Travel & tourism sector is one of the fields with immense job opportunities abroad. Countries like Australia, Canada & New Zealand are among the best in recent times. However, please be advised that local degrees are always way more preferable due to work permit issues. So, ideally, you need to hold a foreign degree.

Top 10 Foreign Countries to Study Travel & Tourism:

• Switzerland
• New Zealand
• UAE (Dubai)
• Netherlands

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Acknowledgment: This article has been co-authored by Sujoy Sengupta . Read his blog post on Top 10 Places to Visit in West Bengal .

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Travel and Tourism Jobs in India – Career Opportunities in Tourism Industry

Travel and Tourism Jobs in India: Travel and Tourism is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the world from the past few years and it contributes largely to the global economy. Tourism has experienced steady growth and is on the rise almost every passing year. According to the surveys, Travel and Tourism have flourished since the year 2017 and in the coming years, the tourism industry will contribute to the global GDP by nearly 45%. There are a huge number of travelers every year in India and as well as overseas.  Some of the countries who experience a massive number of tourists worldwide every year are:

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• 1.1 Travel and Tourism Government Jobs in India
• 1.2 Private Jobs in Travel and Tourism in India
• 1.3 Work from Home Travel and Tourism Jobs in India
• 2.1 Most Common Job Prospects in this area include
• 2.2 New-Age Ideas for Tourism and Travel Careers
• 3 Essential Skills to Make a Career in the Travel & Tourism Sector
• 4.1 Salary Offered after doing Travels and Tourism Management
• 5.1 Diploma Courses After Class 12th (10+2)
• 5.2 Bachelor’s Degree Courses After Class 12th (10+2)
• 5.3 Postgraduate Courses in the Travel & Tourism – After Graduation
• 6 Best Institutes in India For Travel & Tourism Jobs and Careers

Travel and Tourism Jobs in India

There are many areas of job in the tourism sector in private as well as in the government field. People with good financial resources and entrepreneurial skills can even set up their own businesses in the tourism sector. Let us look at a few of the areas of Pvt and govt. jobs in the Travel and Tourism industry in India . As seen from the survey, the travel and tourism sector grew at a rate of 4% last year and contributed roughly around $9 trillion and 319 million jobs to the Global Economy. Through this, we get a clear picture, of how much tours and travels contribute to the World’s economy.

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Travel and Tourism Government Jobs in India

• Government Tourism Board/Ministry of Tourism Jobs
• Job in Visa Department
• Cruise Line Companies
• Railway Department
• Customer Relations manager
• Air traffic controller
• Marketing manager
• Govt. Travel Teacher
• Cargo Companies
• Flight analyst
• Human resource
• Guest Relations Officer
• Tourism Researchers
• Food Industry
• Travel Consultant.
• Government-run hospitality services like hotels.
• Government tourist information officer
• Government-run transportation services such as ticketing services etc
• Jobs in different Government Airlines Sector
• Airline/Ground Staff
• Airport Operator
• Airline Operator
• Operations Executive
• International Travel and Tourism Industries.

Private Jobs in Travel and Tourism in India

• Travel Agencies
• Travel Consultants
• Tour Operators
• Pvt. Travel Professor
• Tourist Resorts and Hotels
• Other Hospitality Areas
• Jobs in Private airlines
• Different Jobs in Hotels/ resorts/ stay homes/ guest house/ lodges etc
• Jobs in Private Cruise Lines
• Jobs in Tourism Marketing Management
• Self-Employment
• Tourism Information Officer and many more.

Work from Home Travel and Tourism Jobs in India

• Create a Travel Blog
• Do Youtube Videos
• Be an Online Travel Teacher
• Work as a Freelance Recruiter

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Career in Travel and Tourism Management in India

There are diverse career opportunities in Travel and Tourism Industry in India after having a degree in Travel and Tourism management. A person may either opt for some government job or many go for a private sector. If someone has entrepreneurial skills and enough financial resources, he can start his own firm like any tourism consultancy firm, any tourism service, travel agency. The most common job profiles and career opportunities in Travel and Tourism Jobs in India For Freshers , as well as experienced,, are:

Most Common Job Prospects in this area include

• Hotel Managers – Their main job is to take care/manage various departments of the hotel such as housekeeping, lodging, catering, staff training, sales management, marketing management, accounting, revenue management, etc.
• Lobby Managers – Lobby managers are involved in monitoring staff and operating their duty shifts, managing the entire operations of the lobby, assisting the guests and run hotels smoothly.
• Travel Bloggers – Travel bloggers can blog about various exotic destinations and promote it. Many people who love travelling, they are often convinced by their blogs and are determined to visit those places. This is one of the ways to promote tourism and promote exotic destinations.
• Sales Manager – The job of a sales manager in the tourism department is to entirely look after the sales in various departments inside the organization.
• Accountant – As the name suggests the job of an accountant is to manage the finances and the accounts of the organization.
• Tour Operator – Their main job is to combine the various components of tour and travel and create a holiday package. They take care of the operations part of a tour.
• Tour Manager – They make sure the tour is well organized, the tour is properly planned the finances are well managed and makes sure the tour runs smooth and hassle-free.
• HR Manager – the job of the HR manager is to look after the human resource of the parting travel agency such as staff recruitment, their salaries, their promotion, etc.
• Tour Operations Manager – Your operations manager will look after the entire office, the logistics operations and manage the tours efficiently without problems.
• Visa Executive – They are the leading officers and decision-makers who are involved in the various works in the immigration department. They are involved in immigration and customer services.
• Travel Agent Staff – The most popular Travel and Tourism Jobs in India is a Travel Agent job. Their job is to make arrangements and prepare itineraries for a person who is travelling to a particular location. A travel agency staff job is quite a demanding one nowadays. The responsibilities involve planning, designing, selling, marketing and promoting different tours to the customers. They also provide travel insurance, tour packages, guide books to the customers.
• Tourism Marketer – A tourism marketer is the one who works for a particular company or a tour company. They are basically in charge of the marketing industry which involves, advertising, promoting, negotiating and influencing people to choose their company.
• Travel Executive – The job of the travel executive is to manage the various aspects of travel including transportation, accommodation, food and other things.
• Reservations Executive – the main job of a reservation’s executive is to ensure smooth and hassle-free reservations for the tourists and help them choose better deals.
• Front Office Manager – A front office manager’s job is to coordinate all the front desk tasks and activities including guest lodging, taking calls,
• Airline Staff – Now, the airline has many job profiles including, ground and in-flight staff, sales and marketing executive, airport manager, cargo manager, customer executive manager, front office operator, crew manager, airport security manager and numerous other jobs are available in this field.
• Front Office Executive – A front office executive’s role is to make sure they attend important calls, solve customer’s problems, coordinate with the staff, provide assistance to the tourist staying in their hotel and manage everything smoothly. Basically, they are the first point of contact for the visiting guests in the hotels or any other hospitality services.
• Transport Officer – The job of a transport officer is to cater to the needs and requirements of any transport organization and run a smooth and feasible transport plan for the organization. His job is to manage the staff working under him and make the organization run efficiently.
• Travel and Tourism Consultant – their basic job is to understand the different needs of the customer and suggesting them suitable travel packages. They mainly serve as consultants for the customer.
• Ticketing Staff – Their basic job is the reservation of the tickets for customers.
• Tour Guide – they inform customers about the itinerary about each tour. They plan the tour in accordance with the length and time of the tour, show them places and provides assistance throughout the entire tour.
• Event Manager – Their job is to organize, manage, mobilize and coordinate different event a makes sure it become successful.

New-Age Ideas for Tourism and Travel Careers

• Entrepreneurship
• Retailer (Franchise)
• Freelance Writer
• Start an Online Travel Blog

Essential Skills to Make a Career in the Travel & Tourism Sector

• Good communication skills
• Good teamwork
• Ability to research
• Strong customer focus
• Presentation skills
• Interpersonal skills
• Broad knowledge of India & world geography
• Working long hours
• Airfares & ticketing skills
• Language Skills
• Sales Skills
• Experience in handling money & foreign currencies
• Customer Service
• Travel Agency Operations and Management
• Travel & tourism geography knowledge.
• Skills required could include the knowledge of computer reservation software like CRS-Amadeus, Galileo, Sabre & Abacus, etc.
• Up-to-date news on current rules and regulations and documentation required, Ticketing & passports, visas, etc

Top Recruiters in the Tourism Industry in India and Overseas

As the Tourism sector is growing day-to-day at a good pace, many Top Class Tourism companies have been hiring BBA, MBA professionals for their India Based and around the globe projects. These are some of the top recruiters after getting a BBA, MBA degree in Travel and tourism.

• Cox and kings
• Make my trip
• Cruise professional
• Radisson Blu
• Thomas Cook
• Expedia group
• American Express Global Business Travel
• Viva voyages
• Indian Hotels Company Limited
• Sahara Global
• Travel corporations of India
• Hogg Robinson group
• Booking holdings
• Mahindra holidays
• Marriot International Inc
• JetBlue Airways Corp.

Salary Offered after doing Travels and Tourism Management

The average salary offered to a Travel and Tourism professional in this field starts somewhere from Rs. 200,000 per annum . There are numerous factors in which the pay scale of an individual such as the job location, economy of the country, work experience, knowledge level, caliber, type of organization and other factors. The pay scale might rise in accordance with the experience level. For a fresher, the starting can be around Rs. 20,000 to Rs. 25,000 per month and might increase with experience.

Travel and Tourism Management Courses After 12th

Diploma courses after class 12th (10+2).

• Diploma in Travel and Tourism Management
• Diploma in Hospitality Management
• Diploma in Tourism and Ticketing
• Diploma in Airfare and Ticketing
• Diploma in Tourism Studies
• Diploma in Aviation, Hospitality and Travel Management
• Diploma in Tourist Guide

Bachelor’s Degree Courses After Class 12th (10+2)

• BA in Travel and Tourism Management
• BA in Hospitality, Travel and Tourism Management
• Science in Travel and Tourism Management
• BA in Tourism Studies
• Bachelor of Tourism Studies
• Bachelor of Tourism Administration
• Com. Travel and Tourism Management
• BA Travel and Tourism
• Sc. in Hospitality and Travel Management
• BBA in Travel and Tourism Management
• BBA in Hospitality and Travel Management
• BBA in Air Travel Management

Postgraduate Courses in the Travel & Tourism – A fter Graduation

• MBA in Hospitality Management
• MBA in Travel & Tourism
• Master of Tourism Administration (MTA)
• MA/MSc Hospitality Management with Specialization in Travel, Leisure & Tourism
• PG Diploma in Travel, Tourism & Hospitality Management

Best Institutes in India For Travel & Tourism Jobs and Careers

• Indian Institute of Hotel and Tourism Management (IITTM)
• Centre for Tourism Studies, Pondicherry University
• Kuoni Academy
• Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management
• Thomas Cook-Centre of Learning
• Garden City College
• Al-Ameen Institute of Management Studies, Hosur, Bangalore.
• Bundelkhand University, School of Tourism & Hotel Management, Jhansi
• Amity Institute of Travel & Tourism
• Blue Whale Academy
• Bharati Vidyapeeth College of Hotel and Tourism Management Studies
• School of Hotel Management and Tourism
• National Institute of Tourism and Hospitality Management
• Academy of Business Management, Tourism, & Research

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Working in Moscow

Learn what it’s like to be an expat living and working in Moscow, Russia, from Malcolm Constable of Boston, Massachusetts.

Did you go through a work abroad program or figure it out yourself? Why did you do it that way? How did you decide where you wanted to go?

No program. I knew that I wanted to go to Moscow because I loved the history, culture, and language of Russia, as well as the idea of working in an emerging economy with tons of existing human and natural resources.

I was also attracted by the idea of doing something different than my peers, working extensively abroad, and testing my resiliency to the unknown.

What was your job in Moscow? Did you like it? Plusses and minuses?

I worked as a junior consultant for a Russian firm. I wore many hats, as it was my first real job after college. I did a lot of market research, editing (I was an English major) and writing of white papers. My job turned into more of a public relations role as I was the liaison between our firm and the Communications company we used for our oil / gas and intellectual property rights clients. It was great working for a Russian company because people actually spoke a lot of Russian in the office. My language skills grew a great deal. The only really bad thing about my job is that increasingly each day, I noticed that the way people were doing business was shall we say…ethically gray?

What was your accommodation overseas? How did you find it? How was it?

The son of the CEO of the consulting firm where I had previously interned was head of asset management for a Russian investment bank. He was my contact in Moscow. I lived with him and his family for the first two months while I found a job and my own apartment. He introduced me to many of the ‘right people’.

How about transport? Did you buy a car? Use public transportation? How did you organize your initial flight?

Moscow has a phenomenally beautiful and efficient metro system so I had no need for a car. I bought my flight online, and got my visa through a NYC based private transit company.

What did you think of your job abroad experience overall? What did you gain from it? What were the best/hardest parts?

I could easily write a novel trying to answer these questions, but I will just say that it was a life altering experience that I would not give up for the world. To a certain extent I had to start my business career over when I returned to the States, because one has to earn one’s stripes in the western world before being accepted as a competent business person. The business and communication skills I learned were dwarfed by the growth I experienced internally.

When I arrived at Sheremetova in the north of Moscow my flight was 4 hours late, my ride had long since left, I didn’t speak the language, and there were a two dark Russians getting cuffed and thrown into the back of a tinted BMW. I knew I wasn’t in Kansas anymore. After 20 months in Moscow I returned home unafraid of taking on new things.

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Moscow extends a warm welcome to Indian travellers with enhanced infrastructure and hidden gems

Russia actively promoting Moscow as a tourist destination for Indian travellers, improving infrastructure and visa process.

Russia is making an active bid to attract Indian travellers to visit Moscow -- a huge megalopolis and the historical, political and spiritual heart of the Russian Federation. The Moscow City Tourism Committee is promoting the city not only as a cultural capital but also as a business hub as it plans to onboard trade partners, tourists and vacationers. Moscow has also strengthened cooperation with the tourism sectors of allied nations, hosting familiarization tours for delegates and arranging business trips to showcase the city's tourism potential.

To accommodate visitors, Moscow is improving its infrastructure: signs are now available in English and Chinese, all announcements on public transport are repeated in English, and hotels are also adapting to cater to the needs of guests from various countries and ensure a comfortable stay. "We are still on our way to restore the flow of Indian tourists in Moscow like it used to be before the pandemic," said Bulat Nurmukhanov, Head of International Cooperation Division of Moscow City Tourism Committee.

Bulat further said that before the pandemic, there was a steady growth of 12-15 per cent on a year-on-year basis. In the first half of the year, Moscow received about 20,000 Indians, compared to the same period a year ago, it is about 56 per cent higher. In a bid to make Moscow a must-visit destination, the committee is actively working on improving the infrastructure for international travellers. Moscow is spearheading the development of innovative standards in catering to the needs of foreign travellers.

Tourists arriving in the capital can stay in hotels of various price segments. They can savour traditional Russian cuisine, and can also indulge in a diverse culinary experience, with options ranging from authentic Indian delicacies to continental dishes prepared to the highest standards. In 2022, the number of foreign tourists who visited Moscow increased by 6.3 per cent compared to 2021, reaching a total of 1.7 million.

Travelling to Moscow has now become easier as tourists from India and 54 other countries can apply for an electronic visa to enter Russia from August 1, 2023. The impact of e-visa rollout would be available by October this year after the quarterly data from the Russian border control agencies is analysed, Bulat said.

Moreover, the Russian government is planning to come out with a virtual 'Foreign Tourist Card' that will enable cashless payments for various services. "The idea behind this card is, a person back home in India can remotely apply for this card and then he/she can transfer money from the personal bank account to this bank account," Bulat added.

Meanwhile, sources in the Indian Embassy in Moscow told reporters that the Indian tourism ministry as well as the governments of Goa and Kerala are slated to participate in roundtable discussions this month. There are also plans to engage social media influencers to improve the inward traffic to India. Before the pandemic, around 3 lakh Russian tourists visited India annually. The numbers are down to around 80,000-90,000 of late.

To facilitate easy visitor movement across the city, there is "Discover Moscow" -- a navigation and travel web portal about Moscow and "RUSSPASS travel service" -- a digital platform designed for planning trips across Russia. The Discover Moscow portal features descriptions of over 1,200 architectural landmarks in Moscow. The site provides news, digests with festival and event information and curated lists of exhibition venues.

By availing the RUSSPASS travel service, tourists can access all essential information for a trip to Moscow on the site, including visa and currency matters, accommodation and transportation options in the capital. The site also offers a trip builder feature, allowing tourists to select pre-designed city routes or create their own itinerary from their favourite locations. There are versions of the site in Russian, English, Spanish and Arabic.

On the cultural scene, Moscow boasts 10,000 cultural venues including theaters, museums, libraries, parks, cinemas, concert halls, and more. In the last decade, around 900 parks and green spaces have been renovated.

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