across the world. At graduate level you can take an MA/MSc/MBA Masters courses. These courses are also often offered as alternative methods of studying, (including full-time, part-time and distance learning).


Courses at Masters level are becoming increasingly important in tourism and hospitality. These Masters level courses are useful to two groups of people:


• Those who have completed a degree course in a subject other than hospitality or tourism but who are looking at ways of getting employment in the industry


• Those who have a degree or sub-degree qualification in hospitality or tourism together with significant management experience within the hospitality or tourism industries and who wish to develop themselves to a higher level or to seek a more senior position in industry.


Find out more:


One of the best sources for information about various graduate


degrees in Hospitality and Tourism is: www.masterstudies.com


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6 7 8 9


10 Country Germany


4 United Kingdom 5


France Canada Japan Italy


Russia Australia


UNWTO Regional Market


Europe Asia


Europe Europe


Europe Europe Oceania


International Tourism


Expenditures (2010)


$77.7 billion


United States North America $75.5 billion China


$54.9 billion $48.6 billion $39.4 billion


North America $29.5 billion Asia


$27.9 billion $27.1 billion $26.5 billion $22.5 billion


International tourism expenditures


The World Tourism Organization reports the following countries as the top ten biggest spenders on international tourism for the year 2010.


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