Travel and Tourism Courses

The Travel and Tourism Industry is an exciting and popular sector. In 2012 London will host the Olympics and you could be a part of this exciting event!

'Travel & Tourism is set for a milestone year as the industry’s direct contribution to the global economy is expected to pass $2 trillion in GDP and 100 million jobs. According to research by the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), the global Travel & Tourism industry will grow by 2.8% in 2012, marginally faster than the global rate of economic growth, predicted to be 2.5%. This rate of growth means that Travel & Tourism industry is expected to directly contribute $2 trillion to the global economy and sustain some 100.3 million jobs. When the wider economic impacts of the industry are taken into account, Travel & Tourism is forecast to contribute some $6.5 trillion to the global economy and generate 260 million jobs – or 1 in 12 of all jobs on the planet.'
Source: World Travel & Tourism website - www.wttc.org

Courses in Travel and Tourism

Out and About

Travel and tourism learners benefit from numerous visits that provide first-hand experience to support their learning at college. Early in the term learners often visit places such as:

  • Virgin Atlantic Cabin Crew Training Centre
  • Go Ape
  • Symonds Yat
  • Ice-Skating in Cardiff
  • Drayton Manor (includes talks by guest speakers)

These visits assist with completing course units such as: planning an event, UK destinations, marketing and attractions. They are also good ice-breakers so learners get to know each other and develop team-working skills.

Visits

We offer a range of exciting trips and visits to enhance your learning experience. This includes UK day visits and a European residential. We also offer you the opportunity to travel to long-haul destinations in both years 1 and 2. This will include an additional cost to your course fees and is a noncompulsory trip.

Go to Picture Gallery to view selection of photos taken from trips and visits

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