BA Tourism and Hotel Management

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Bachelor of Arts in Tourism and Hotel Management

Duration

3 Years

Level

Graduation

Type

Degree

Eligibility

10+2

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) or Bachelor of Arts in Tourism and Hotel Management is an Under-Graduate Hotel Management course. Tourism is travel for recreational, leisure, or business purposes. The World Tourism Organization defines tourists as people who "travel to and stay in places outside their usual environment for more than twenty-four hours and not more than one consecutive year for leisure, business and other purposes not related to the exercise of an activity remunerated from within the place visited.

The Indian tourism industry is growing at a fast pace and this growth has immensely benefited another sector - the hotel industry. You can pursue a career in Tourism and Hotel Management if you are a sociable person with good communication and interpersonal skills. The Bachelor of Arts course in Tourism and Hotel Management duration is three years and its syllabus is divided into four semesters.

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Eligibility

  • Students should have passed the 10+2 exam or any other examination equivalent.

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Syllabus

Syllabus of Tourism and Hotel Management as prescribed by various Universities and Colleges.

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-I

Sr. No.

Subjects of Study

1

Basics of Tourism

2

Communication Skills for the English Language

3

Food Production I

4

Food & Beverage Service I

5

Introduction to Hotel Business

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-II

1

Basics of Management

2

Front Office Operations I

3

Hotel Housekeeping I

4

Tourism Management in India

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-III

1

Food Production II

2

Financial and Hotel Accounting

3

Hotel Housekeeping II

4

Information & Communication Technology in Tourism & Hotel Industry

5

Marketing & PR in Service Industry

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-IV

1

Front Office Operation II

2

Fundamentals of Computer

3

Hygiene & Sanitation

4

Tourism Products in India
B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-V

1

Costing and Budgets of Tourism and Hospitality Industry

2

Sustainable Tourism in the Developing World

3

Strategic Management in the Hotel and Hospitality Businesses

4

Tourism and Events Management Pathway

5

Dissertation

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Semester-VI

1

Commodity Purchasing and Food Merchandising

2

Event Experience Design

3

Food and Beverage Workshops

4

Hospitality and Food & Beverage Pathway

5

Tourism and Urban Change

 

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Colleges

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Course Suitability

  • They should understand international tourism; aware of the dynamic nature of tourism in modern society.
  • They also should understand products, structures, and operations within the tourism industry, insight into the nature and characteristics of tourists.
  • Candidates can go into teaching fields and want to have a master’s degree also.

How is B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Course Beneficial?

  • The tourism and management industry is an extremely aggressive and business-oriented sector. The ones who are successful in this industry have the right mix of access to transport and travel data and have the capability to mix business skills with diplomacy. Job prospect exists both in the government as well as in the private sector.
  • Some of the job openings are with travel agencies, aviation companies, tour operators, etc.
  • Self-Employment is a widespread job option if the candidates have enough experience and acknowledgment from an established travel agency and thereby can start their own firms. A job in the travel and tourism industry is not only about a good salary and perks but also it offers an opportunity to explore and meet a lot of different people and locations.
  • They also can go for their master’s degree as well.

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Employment Areas

  • Cultural Industries
  • Colleges & Universities
  • Hotels
  • Restaurants
  • Retailing Centres
  • Recreation and Sport Industries
  • Travel Agencies
  • Tour Companies
  • Transportation Agencies
  • Tourist Attractions Places

B.A (Tourism and Hotel Management) Job Types

  • Assistant Materials Manager
  • Assistant Housekeeping Manager
  • Business Development Manager
  • Front Office Assistant/Tele-caller
  • Housekeeping Manager
  • Health Club Assistant/Manager
  • Restaurant Manager
  • Marketing Manager
  • Travel Consultant
  • Tour Management Executive

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