Tourism and Resort Management
Welcome to Tourism and Resort Management
Tourism and resort management play a pivotal role in India’s socio-economic landscape, fostering cultural exchange, economic growth, and sustainable development. India, renowned for its rich heritage, diverse landscapes, and vibrant culture, attracts millions of domestic and international tourists each year. The tourism industry not only promotes cross-cultural understanding but also generates significant revenue, contributing to the country’s GDP.
Moreover, with the rise of leisure travel and the growing popularity of resorts as preferred holiday destinations, the demand for skilled professionals in tourism and resort management is on the rise. Effective management of tourism resources, sustainable development practices, and exceptional guest experiences are essential to ensuring the industry’s continued growth and competitiveness on the global stage. Thus, the importance of tourism and resort management in India cannot be overstated, as it not only drives economic prosperity but also showcases the country’s rich cultural tapestry to the world.
Why study Tourism and Resort Management?
- Vibrant Tourism Industry:
- India boasts a thriving tourism sector with diverse attractions, providing firsthand exposure and practical insights for students.
- Diverse Learning Opportunities:
- India’s geographical and cultural diversity enables students to explore various facets of tourism and resort management.
- Industry-Relevant Curriculum:
- Institutions offer tailored curricula addressing the demands of the evolving tourism sector, ensuring students are well-prepared for careers.
- Internship and Networking:
- Ample opportunities for internships and networking within luxury resorts, boutique hotels, and travel agencies facilitate hands-on experience and industry connections.
- Cultural Immersion:
- Students gain a unique cultural immersion experience, interacting with diverse communities and exploring India’s rich heritage.
What are the career prospect after completing diploma in Tourism & Resort Management?
With India’s tourism industry poised for growth, diploma holders are in high demand for careers in resort management, tour operations, destination marketing, and event planning within the tourism sector. The updated curriculum prepares the students to acquire knowledge about the various essential skills needed for the industry. After doing the course students may find opportunities as Resort Managers, Destination Managers, Tour and Travel Operators, Event Managers, Marketing Managers etc. in reputed companies at attractive salary packages.
Eligibility Criteria:
To take admission in the course, candidates must have passed 10+2 from a recognized board with minimum 50% marks. A relaxation of 5% is given in case of SC/ST/OBC category.
Our USP’s at IMEC- At IMEC, we provide you with the following:
FAQ
Frequently Asked Question !
What is a 1-year diploma program in Tourism and Resort Management?
Vocational Studies
This program offers comprehensive training in various aspects of tourism and resort management, including hospitality, customer service, tourism marketing, event management, and resort operations, typically completed within a year.
What subjects are covered in a diploma in Tourism and Resort Management?
The curriculum typically includes subjects such as Tourism Management, Resort Operations, Hospitality Management, Tourism Marketing, Destination Management, Sustainable Tourism, Event Management, Travel Geography, and Cultural Heritage Tourism, among others.
The curriculum typically includes subjects such as Tourism Management, Resort Operations, Hospitality Management, Tourism Marketing, Destination Management, Sustainable Tourism, Event Management, Travel Geography, and Cultural Heritage Tourism, among others.
What are the career prospects after completing a degree program in Tourism and Resort Management?
Diploma holders can pursue various career opportunities in the tourism and hospitality industry, including roles such as Resort Manager, Tourism Manager, Tour Coordinator, Destination Manager, Event Manager, Travel Consultant, Adventure Tourism Manager, and Ecotourism Officer, among others.
Diploma holders can pursue various career opportunities in the tourism and hospitality industry, including roles such as Resort Manager, Tourism Manager, Tour Coordinator, Destination Manager, Event Manager, Travel Consultant, Adventure Tourism Manager, and Ecotourism Officer, among others.
What is the fees structure for the diploma program?
Vocational Studies
IMEC offer transparent fee structures, which may include tuition fees, examination fees, and other miscellaneous charges. Fee for pursuing diploma at IMEC is 75,000 INR for a year.
Do students get practical exposure during the program?
Vocational Studies
Yes, practical training is an integral part of the curriculum. Students often undergo internships, field trips, and hands-on training in resort settings, tourism agencies, event management companies, and other relevant industry establishments to gain real-world experience.
What are the potential benefits of completing a diploma program compared to a degree program in tourism and resort management?
Vocational Studies
Diploma programs often provide specialized training within a shorter duration, making them suitable for individuals seeking to enter the workforce quickly or enhance their existing skills without committing to a full degree program.
What types of organizations hire graduates of Tourism and Resort Management programs?
Vocational Studies
Diploma holders may find employment opportunities in a variety of organizations including resorts, hotels, tour operators, travel agencies, event management companies, airlines, cruise lines, government tourism departments, adventure tourism firms, and eco-tourism organizations.
Is there assistance provided for job placement after completing the program?
Vocational Studies
Yes, IMEC offer career counseling and placement assistance to help students secure employment opportunities in the tourism and resort management industry.