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marysya [2.9K]
3 years ago
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John is studying Hospitality and Tourism Management at a college in Cyprus and is graduating in a month. He acknowledges that ho

spitality and Tourism is a global industry and there are a wide range of opportunities available to graduate internationally abroad. The operating sectors of this industry are numerous and include amongst others the trasportations sector, the travel Trade sector, the accommodation sector, the food services sector, the events sector, the tourism sector and the Attraction sector. He is deeply puzzled about the career path that he should follow after he graduates. : Discuss the specific sector in which you would suggest to John to work at, as well as the specific job which you would urge him to pursue, upon graduating in the hospitality and tourism industry.
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Veronika [31]3 years ago
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ANSWER: John should work in the Accommodations sector as a tour manager

EXPLANATIONS: The accommodation sector will fetch John more money, and will give him more chances of becoming a professional in his area of discipline. This sector helps to allocate Accommodation for travellers, who are on a tour or official reasons.

As a tour manager, he will be able to advise his clients on the hotel accommodation to choose, and the beautiful places to visit while their are on a tour. This will help his clients to be able to make a selection that is equivalent to the money their have.

With such career, John will be able to practice hospitality and tourism at the same time, which will increase his experience in the career he has chosen.

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