The students of Hotel Management have a great future due to increase in tourism is that true?
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It is a possiblity...\n\nI have been in the hotel industry for 23 years. It depends on what you do with that degree.\n\nSome people have no ambition once they get into the hotel, so they remain in the same position that they were hired into.  Usually a guest service agent.\n\nThe best jobs are in Sales...that is where I would put my energies into going.\n\nOr in Banquets...as a captain, or manager.\n\nIf you end up going the routine...\n\nGuest service agent\nGuest service assist. manager\nNigh audit\nGuest service manager...\n\nThen usually you will get some training in "Rooms"\n\nA lot of hotels are combining positions:\n\nFront office manager, rooms division manager.\n\nor \n\nCafe manager, room service and mini-bar, and lobby bar managers.\n\nOnce you get to the executive levels at a small property, you will be transfer to a hotel with more rooms as an assistant.\n\nSo you could be manager of a 125 room hotel, but get transferred as an assistant of a 500 room hotel.\n\nAs tourism increases, the need to have quality workers in management increases.  Not only tourism, but business conventions.\n\nMy advice...all of my experience in hotels boils down to this...\n\nDo not make any enemies...use all of your networking abilities because in the end...that will get you that nice job as a hotel manager.\n\nIt is whom you know that will open the doors for you, I am sure that is in all businesses, especially true in the hotel industry.\n\nTreat everyone with respect...you never know, one day they could be your boss.
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Very likely but check with the school. A lot of things change within 10 years.
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The Hospitality is a great industry to work in, most workers will never retire millionaires working in a Hotel, but they do have their perks.\n\nInsurance Rates-Very high...very physically demanding industry with a variety of injuries just waiting to happen.  especially anyone in F/B (Food and Beverage) or Housekeeping.\n\nTraining-High cost as hotels generally have high turn over rates.\n\nPensions,sickness,meals, laundry and accommodation very chain to chain and property to property and are not mandatory.\n\nVacation days are guaranteed by state/provincial legislation.
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It is YOU that creates YOUR future and the events that reside in it...hence if you want a promotion and/or a foreign trip, then yes you will.
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As the number of Airline companies are increasing definitely the scope for aeronautical engineers will also increase.\nYou   can approach any abroad education consultancies regarding studies in Singapore
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Day by day attraction towards professional courses are increasing.  Likewise the fee structure of the colleges are also in a steep increasing trend.  I think studying thro' colleges will disappear in the next ten years as computer and net educations are growing fastly.
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Take the Bus. Mgt., I've been in the Hospitality Business for 20 years, and I turn 36 next month, I've worked at golf resorts, hotels, restaurants you name it I've done it and you don't need a specified hotel/motel degree, I'm a manager now at a restaurant and it isn't that great, I've bartended food and beverage manager, it's knowing the right people, making friends and connection, and working hard, being diligent at whatever you do, and given time, the right people will notice and by the way honesty works real well, my connections will soon make me a lot of money. Last thing, get your degree and learn all you can about money, the rule of 72, compounding interest, everything.  I was a microbiology major and later became a financial analyst and that taught me what I needed to know.\n\nPlease respond if you have further questions, always happy to help someone!
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Of course it does! Many hotels build BEFORE the demand for such arrives and costs rise. That's a no brainer.
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Hi, Mariana.  Hotel orientation program or Hotel Management program contains education modules related to home-away-home management.  The major contribution of globalization is the expansion of education, business and travel from one continent to another.  This requires one to stay away from one's home for a certain period.  Here comes the need of hotel management.  The people involved in hotel industry require some scientific training.  This covers: body language, pleasing manners, communication skills, familiarity with history, culture and traditions of different countries, ability to speak diffaerent languages, preparation of food and its preservation, behaviour modalities with all kinds of temperaments of the guests and last but not least is 'being cool and alert always'.  Hotel industry is ever growing one and the remuneration is usually higher than the expectation of the newcomers to the field.  Good luck!
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Personally, no.  But I've had quite a few friends who have gone.  I'd recommend it. I wish I had gone, but was into travelling.\nAnyway, they offer some good courses, you can learn a trade you can get into when you leave, you earn money while you're there. After you "graduate", the money you've earned is given to you in a lump-sum check to get you started, like renting an apartment, etc.
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MTM - Masters in Tourism Management.\n\nIts a special course particularly designed to meet the specifications of the Tourism industry.\n\nThe course contents are selected after consultation with various partners in Tourism industry - hotels, motels, restaurents, guides, car rent, ... and all the neccesary stuff is taught.
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My gf's cousin is there at the moment, and he loves it.  He's living close to the uni itself (so accommodation must be fairly readily available) and the town itself is very nice - well provided with shops, pubs, clubs, and the like.\n\nNot a bad choice at all!
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Because your managerial skills, involve marketing! When you become a hotel manager, who do you think is going to order all the stores and equipment relative to running a hotel! The gardener? You have to use your skills in order to get a fair return on your outlay in such items as food and beverage for the kitchens! how about replacing worn out furniture and fittings? If you pay too much for them, who do you think will be the manager next year, you? No! your skills in marketing will be vital to you, during the course of your career. Have a good day, and good luck in your career!
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yes, 100% positive.\n\nIt holds one of the biggets flemmish university.
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Hotels are going up everywhere and there are so many different jobs that you can get in the hospitality field.  The main thing to think about when considering hotel management is to start getting experience in many entry level positions so that you have a working knowledge of many departments within the hotel industry.  For example, you might consider working at the front desk for a little while, housekeeping for a little while, accounting, night auditor position, and then eventually qualify for a front desk supervisor, assistant general manager, and then up to a hotel manager.  But, you might consider getting experience in order to be in the upper levels of management that provide a decent standard of living.  It depends on where you may want to live as well.  If you are someone who does not mind travelling and is willing to relocate virtually anywhere, then hotel/hospitality is the industry for you.  There is always something fun, new and happening in hospitality.  It also depends upon what kind of hotel you may be looking to manage.  There are budget hotels like Microtel, Fairfield Inn, etc. that have a limited number of positions-housekeeping, front desk, manager, etc., but when you get into the full service hotels such as Hilton, Marriott, etc., you will also have a restaurant which provides many more positions.  In order to be a manager of a hotel, you will need to have some experience in these areas.  Another thing to keep in mind is that a hotel operates 24/7.  It never closes...and you have to consider that when planning for holidays, etc.  It's not a 9-5 job...you pretty much have to make yourself available 24/7 in case there is an emergency.  I'm not discouraging you from trying hotel management, I'm simply trying to help you understand some of the realities that I have encountered during my hospitality employment.
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Go for a degree in business studies or tourism.
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I also thinking in doing PhD Tourism.  You can get PhD Tourism in the Hong Kong Polytenic, couple of Australian universities, UK, and in the USA.  I think their also a program in Thailand.  Let me known if want spefic university names.