Tourism Manager
Designer of unique travel experiences
Fields of activity | Tourism Manager
As a tourism manager, you can work in many areas of the tourism industry, including trip planning and marketing, as well as organizing entertainment and leisure programs in hotels, spas, and recreational facilities. You’ll negotiate contracts, manage finances, and coordinate staff. When problems arise, you’ll always strive to find a solution.
Your role as a tourism manager encompasses various areas in which you can specialize. These may include planning, organizing, and marketing tourism services, identifying and setting new trends, and ensuring quality standards are met.
Personal requirements | Tourism Manager
- Entrepreneurial thinking
- Organizational and planning skills
- Social and communication skills
- Creativity and openness
- Ability to work in a team
Path to the profession | Tourism Manager
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Take the testPotential jobs | Tourism Manager
As a tourism manager, you’ll typically work for tour operators, hotels or other accommodation providers, travel agencies, and leisure facilities. You may also find employment with tourism organizations that promote and market travel opportunities in specific regions. Additional career opportunities exist at event agencies and cultural institutions, where you’ll be involved in organizing events and activities.