The Tourism Management program is designed to provide management expertise for the rapidly expanding and challenging tourism and hospitality industry. The program's blend of contemporary business, technology and communication-oriented subjects is appropriate for today's rapidly changing global marketplace. Effective planning, research and marketing tools are developed to nurture entrepreneurial talents and prepare students for positions in new and developing sectors of the tourism industry. The program provides a carefully designed mix of management theory and practical applications with active involvement from the business community. Emphasis is placed on creating a team environment within the workplace and developing critical decision-making skills.

Graduates in Tourism Management have many career options from which to select in the tourism industry. These include positions in the areas of marketing, economic development, and market research in industry sectors such as accommodation, food and beverage services, the travel trade, tour development, conventions, conferences, attractions and special events.

Common Job Titles:

- Travel Guide,
- Travel Agent,
- Travel Researcher,
- Travel Planner

Employment for this occupation is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2005. Employment opportunities are available in existing facilities and services, in the creation of tourism facilities and attractions, and in the planning and marketing of tourism programs.

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma at or above the general level, or equivalent
• Grade 12 English

Immigration Prospects for Canada/USA

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