The Bachelor’s in Travel and Tourism Management (BTTM) is an undergraduate program designed to develop professional knowledge and practical skills for the travel, tourism, hospitality, and related service industries. The program covers tourism operations, travel services, tourism marketing, destination management, sustainable tourism, adventure tourism, airline ticketing and reservations, tourism planning, hospitality, and entrepreneurship. It combines classroom learning with industrial attachment, internships, and project work to provide practical industry exposure.
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After completing the program, graduates will be able to:
Apply theoretical and practical knowledge of travel and tourism management.
Plan, organize, and manage tours, treks, rafting programs, and other tourism activities.
Handle domestic and international airline ticketing, reservations, and travel services.
Apply tourism marketing and destination-development strategies.
Manage tourism and hospitality operations effectively.
Apply sustainable and responsible tourism principles to tourism development.
Analyze tourism policies, legislation, economics, and their impacts on society and the environment.
Use GDS, e-ticketing, and other technology-based tools used in travel operations.
Develop entrepreneurial skills and identify opportunities within the tourism industry.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
Conduct tourism-related research and develop practical solutions to industry challenges.
Gain professional experience through industrial attachment and internship programs.
Pursue careers as travel consultants, tour operators, tourism managers, airline and ticketing professionals, destination managers, event professionals, travel entrepreneurs, and hospitality professionals.
