Faqs
Travel and Tourism is one of the fastest-growing industries in the world. Millions of people travel every day for holidays, business, and education. This creates a high demand for trained professionals.
- According to global reports, the tourism industry supports 1 in every 10 jobs worldwide.
- In India, tourism is growing quickly and provides millions of job opportunities every year.
- With more airports, airlines, and hotels opening, the need for skilled people is increasing.
By choosing a Travel and Tourism course, you can build a career in a field that is exciting, global, and full of opportunities.
After completing a course in Travel and Tourism, you can choose from many career paths, such as:
- Air Ticketing Executive
- Travel Consultant
- Tour Manager
- Cabin Crew (Air Hostess / Flight Steward)
- Airport Ground Staff
- Hotel Management Staff
- Cruise Line Staff
- Visa and Immigration Consultant
This industry allows you to work in India as well as abroad, giving you a chance to explore the world while earning a good income.
At the School of Air Ticketing and Tourism Studies, we offer job-oriented courses such as:
- Air Ticketing and Reservation (Domestic & International)
- Travel and Tourism Management
- Airport Ground Handling
- Cabin Crew Training
- Customer Service and Communication Skills
Our courses are designed to give both theoretical knowledge and practical training, so students are ready for real jobs.
Yes, absolutely!
Students who have completed their 12th grade (any stream) can join our courses. You do not need any special background.
We start from the basics and gradually teach advanced skills, so even beginners can easily understand and succeed.
Here’s why students choose us:
- Industry-focused training to make you job-ready
- Experienced trainers with real-world knowledge
- Practical learning with hands-on systems and tools
- Placement assistance to help you get a job
- Easy-to-understand teaching methods suitable for all students
We focus on building confidence, communication skills, and professional knowledge so that students can succeed in the aviation and tourism industry.
These are important organizations in the aviation industry:
- IATA (International Air Transport Association):
A global organization that helps airlines work together and sets rules for air ticketing and travel. - DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation):
The main authority in India that controls and regulates civil aviation to ensure safety. - AAI (Airports Authority of India):
A government body that manages airports and air traffic in India.
Understanding these organizations is important for anyone who wants to work in aviation and travel.
