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Travel and Tourism Management
The hospitality industry is often cited as one of the largest industries in the world, contributing a significant quota to the global GDP. This free online course aims to help develop your management skills in the travel and tourism sectors of the hospitality industry. By taking this course, you will become familiar with several new technologies and sustainable development strategies to maximise your career opportunities.
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Travel and Tourism Management
Learn about new technologies and sustainable travel and tourism management strategies in this free online course.
The hospitality industry is often cited as one of the largest industries in the world, contributing a significant quota to the global GDP. This free online course aims to help develop your management skills in the travel and tourism sectors of the hospitality industry. By taking this course, you will become familiar with several new technologies and sustainable development strategies to maximise your career opportunities.
5 Lessons
Travel and Tourism Management Models
In this module, study the components of tourism, the lifecycle of tourism products, and systems for tour operations. Study the management systems for communication, crisis, transport, and customer relationship. We will also explore sustainable tourism and development, the impact of Brexit and COVID on tourism, and productivity issues in tourism.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Tour Operations, Marketing, and Travel Management
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3.Communications, Crisis and Transport Management
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4.Post-COVID Tourism Management
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5.Lesson Summary
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