HOSPITALITY AND TOURISM


If you want a career that makes


adventurous side,


the most of your then a


degree related to travel and tourism could be just what you’re looking for.


The tourism and hospitality industry is


the faint-hearted! be successful,


exciting and certainly not for


fast-paced, To


candidates


need to be outgoing and full of energy. You’ll also need to be highly organised and possess good people skills – providing excellent customer service is always the top priority in any


leisure business. Many jobs in these industries involve irregular


working hours,


and may vary from season to season. However, if you are adaptable and always ready for a new challenge, then a leisure and tourism career will mean that you are never bored.


So what’s involved in a hospitality and


tourism


degree and where could it lead


you? Many degrees


will allow you to focus on a particular area of interest, for example marketing and promotion, while also giving


you a broad overview of the industry. Some courses may also allow you to study a language as part of your course,


which would you


a key advantage for most roles in the industry. Other modules include:


• strategy and leadership • sustainable tourism • event management • service delivery • countryside conservation • ethics in hospitality • arts and heritage.


be might study


cultural


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