Travel & Tourism
The Travel and Tourism sector continues to grow at a rapid pace, with the amount of travel undertaken by individuals for both leisure and business purposes continuing to rise.
An expansion in the short-break market has led to a growth in regional airports in the UK and across Europe and a rise in the number of new hospitality enterprises including health spas and boutique hotels.
This rapid expansion has led to a huge demand for a more flexibly skilled workforce. Although Covid19 has had a huge impact this year, it is expected that the industry will bounce back in the future with many new and exciting opportunities.
Aireville Campus
Study Location
1-2 Years
depending on Level
How your qualification is made up
Entry Requirements
- Level 3 – 5 GCSEs grade 9-4 including English or maths
- Level 2 – 4 GCSEs grade 9-3 including English & maths GCSEs grade 9-2
What you will study
- Holiday destinations
- Customer service
- Employment within the travel and tourism industry
- Aviation & Airports
(Units may be subject to change)
- The World of Travel & Tourism
- Global Destinations
- Principles of Marketing in Travel & Tourism
- Events, Conferences & Exhibitions
- Managing the Customer Experience
- Travel & Tourism Enterprises
- Researching Current Travel Trends
- Key Issues in Travel & Tourism
- Recruitment & Selection In Travel & Tourism
What's Next?
Further Study
- Travel Operations FD
- Event Management FD
Careers
- Airline Customer Service Agent
- Overseas Travel Representative
- Tour Operator Employment
- Hotel Management
- Cruise Ship Steward
- Visitor Attraction Management
Select your preferred study programme (subject). You can make 2 choices now and make a final decision in June. We will give you a conditional offer based on your predicted/actual GCSEs.
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