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In a recent interaction with #pre-university students, I was asked a simple but important question:
“What undergraduate course offers strong and growing #employment opportunities today?”
While we often hear worrying news — #trade wars, #joblosses in the #IT sector, and global uncertainties —
There’s also some good news to cheer about.
According to the latest reports from the World Travel & Tourism Council, (#WTTC)
the travel and tourism sector is booming — and facing a huge shortage of skilled manpower.
Globally, it’s estimated that 91 million new jobs will be created in this sector over the next decade.
That’s right, and it means one out of every three new jobs in the world will be in travel and tourism!
However, the available workforce is projected to be around 48 million,
leaving a shortfall of nearly 43 million people globally.
In India alone, the #manpower gap is expected to be around 11 million.
This clearly indicates a massive opportunity for young students — especially those now completing their graduation or in pre-university considering next academic options.
If you plan well and prepare yourself with the right qualifications, skills, and attitude, you can build a rewarding and stable career in this vibrant sector.
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🎓 so, What Undergraduate Course Should You Choose?
An ideal option is a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Travel and Tourism,
which is offered by several leading universities and colleges.
However, students from other undergraduate backgrounds —
such as BBA (General or other specializations), BCom, BA, or even BSc —can also enter this industry with the right skills and training.
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💼 Now, What Do Corporates Look For?
Employers in this sector value a blend of skills and attitude.
Let’s start with the essential skills:
1. Communication and presentation skills
2. Goal setting and time management
3. Critical thinking
4. Numerical ability
5. Networking and interpersonal skills
But remember — the deciding factor in most interviews is not just your skills, it’s your attitude.
For this dynamic, customer-facing, and fast-paced industry,
you’ll need to demonstrate:
1. Self-confidence
2. Self-motivation
3. Optimism
4. Enthusiasm and high energy
5. Integrity
6. Dedication
7. Team spirit and cooperation
8. Commitment
9. A pleasing personality
10. The ability to work calmly under pressure
These are the traits that make you stand out and stay successful in the travel and tourism industry.
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🌏 Now, Let’s understand the Size and Scope of the Industry
Travel and tourism currently contribute about 8.5% of global GDP,
and around 5.9% of India’s GDP — with strong growth potential ahead.
This industry is vast and diverse, covering areas such as:
• Accommodation
• Food and Beverage
• Adventure Tourism & Recreation
• Transportation
• Sightseeing and Attractions
• Travel Trade
• Events and Conferences
• Ecology and Environmental Tourism
• and many other Tourism Services
With such a wide spectrum, your job will never be routine.
Every day can bring something new, exciting, and deeply satisfying.
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✈️ Finally, If you enjoy meeting people, exploring new places, and working in a dynamic, service-oriented environment —
this could be the perfect career path for you.
And if you’d like personal guidance on whether this industry suits your strengths and interests,
you can write to me seeking a career guidance meeting, the email ID is given in the description.
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