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Bachelor in Travel and Tourism

Programme details sourced from TISS School of Skill Education and presented in a unified format for all Bachelor Programmes.

Sector

Tourism & Hospitality

Eligibility

10 + 2 or equivalent in any stream

Programme Fees

Rs. 39,600/-per annum

Introduction of the Sector

The Tourism and Hospitality industry, along with the related sectors contributing to it, is expected to grow in leaps and bounds in the coming years. A job in this industry can be highly exciting and adventurous and it pays well too. Though it was slow to take off in this country, the government's initiatives in this field are uncovering a bright future for those who aspire to establish a career in this field. The hospitality industry is one of the key growth drivers among the service sectors in India. The pace of growth and contribution of this sector to the GDP will continue to be substantially higher than other sectors of the economy on the back of huge tourism potential in the country.

Programme Introduction

The Bachelor in Travel and Tourism provides a comprehensive understanding of the vibrant travel and tourism industry. Students delve into the fundamental concepts and principles that define tourism, exploring its rich history, remarkable growth, and significant development through historical references. The curriculum covers diverse motivators driving tourism and the various types of tourism, categorising tourists based on their preferences and interests. The tourism sector accounted for 3.9 crore jobs contributing 8% of the total employment in the country. This statistic underscores the immense potential and importance of the travel and tourism industry in India's economy. The Programme equips students with the practical skills essential for success in the travel and tourism industry. Through hands-on learning and real-world applications, students cultivate essential skills such as communication, customer service, cultural sensitivity, and problem-solving.

Career Prospects / Job Role

  • The employment opportunities in Travel and Tourism are:
  • Tourist Assistant
  • Travel Agent
  • Tour Guide
  • Tour and Travel Management
  • Event Management
  • Entrepreneurship in tourism industries
  • Hotel Assistant

Knowledge Provider for Skill Training

  • SOTC, Kesari Tours, Travel 29, Thomas Cook, Xpova Destination Pvt. Ltd.

Semester-wise Listing of Courses

SEM I

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 1.1Functional English2
GE 1.2Computing Skills and Digital Literacy2
TT 1.1Introduction to Tourism2
TT 1.2Modes of Transport2
TT 1.3Tourism resources and Products - I2
TT ST1Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC

SEM II

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 2.1Communication Skills2
GE 2.2Environmental Studies2
TT 2.1Tourism Geography2
TT 2.2Travel Agency and Tour Operations - I2
TT 2.3Accommodation Sector2
TT ST2Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC

SEM III

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 3.1Financial Literacy2
GE 3.2Basics of Legal and HR Practices2
TT 3.1Tourism Resources and Products - II2
TT 3.2Travel Agency and Tour Operations - II2
TT 3.3Fare Construction2
TT ST3Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC

SEM IV

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 4.1Design Thinking2
GE 4.2Organizational Behaviour2
TT 4.1Passenger Ground Service2
TT 4.2Marketing2
TT 4.3Guiding Skills2
TT ST4Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC

SEM V

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 5.1Health and Wellness2
GE 5.2Personal Grooming2
TT 5.1Tourism Demand and Supply2
TT 5.2Tourism Marketing2
TT 5.3New Concepts in Tourism2
TT ST5Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC

SEM VI

Course CodeCourse NameCredits
GE 6.1Entrepreneurship2
GE 6.2Employment Readiness2
TT 6.1World Geography and popular destinations2
TT 6.2Entrepreneurship in Tourism2
TT 6.3Impacts of Tourism2
TT ST6Skill Training12
CDPNE*Domain PracticumNC
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