Associate Degree in Travel and Tourism Management

• Associate degree students in Travel and Tourism Management learn about real estate development, hospitality management and business technology. They may receive jobs as a ticket agent, flight attendant or tour operator. A specialized business degree in Travel and Tourism Management is also available as an associate degree and trains students to manage a restaurant or hotel. Students take classes in event and convention management, human resources in hospitality, computer reservations and destinations management.
  
  

Associate Degree in Business Administration: Hospitality and Tourism Management

• The associate's degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management teaches students how to assist hotel managers in the operations or management of a hotel. Students may be required to complete an internship and will study subjects such as computer reservation systems, international travel and diversity management.
  
  

Bachelor's Degree in Travel and Tourism Management

• The Travel and Tourism Management degree is also available as a bachelor's degree. Bachelor degree students learn how to run an entrepreneurial business, hospitality law and travel agency management. Jobs that may require a bachelor's degree include director of hotel operations, public relations consultant and travel agent.
  
  

Bachelor of Professional Studies: Hospitality Management

• A student who wants to become a travel agent may choose to obtain a bachelor of Professional Studies Degree in Hospitality Management. Because of the computerization of the travel industry, students in Hospitality Management must take classes on Internet marketing and computer systems. They will also study business accounting, destination design and tourism information technology.
  
  

Master's Degree in Travel and Tourism Management

• A master's degree is also available in Travel and Tourism Management. A student obtaining a master's degree will study tourism development, marketing and hotel management. He may obtain a job as a hotel manager or tourism planner. A master's degree may also make it easier to obtain a job that only requires applicants to have a bachelor's degree.
  
  

Master of Science: Hospitality and Tourism Management

• The master's degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management trains students to become managers in hotels, restaurants or theme parks. Students will study the management and marketing of the hospitality industry at different levels. They may also take classes in tourism policy, strategic management and hospitality administration.