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2 years ago

What are different occupations in tourism?

Business

2 answers:

defon2 years ago

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Answer:

The Major Career Options (Traditional Career Paths) in the Travel and Tourism Sector are:

Holiday/Travel Agent.

Tourism Manager.

Travel Officer or Travel Agency Co-ordinator.

Travel Counselor or Travel Consultant.

Airlines Staff.

Tourist Guide.

Transport Officer

AleksAgata [21]2 years ago

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1) Travel Agent.
2) Hotel Manager.
3) Spa Manager.
4) Tour Operator.
5) Event & Conference Organiser.
6) Tour Guide.
7) Executive Chef.
8) Sommelier.

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