Tourism & Hospitality Management
Travel is changing, and the focus is on providing great customer service and using technology to improve
the guest experience. At LinkIt Aviation Academy, we offer a Tourism and Hospitality Management course
that helps students get ready for jobs in hotel management, tour operations, and guest experience
management. This program combines theory with hands-on experience to give students the skills they need
to succeed in today’s tourism industry.
Why Choose Tourism & Hospitality Management at LinkIt Aviation Academy?
Industry-Aligned Curriculum
Our curriculum is designed in collaboration with leading hotels, resorts, and tourism boards to ensure
students gain the skills and knowledge needed to meet the demands of the fast-growing tourism and
hospitality industry. We cover key areas such as guest experience management, sustainable tourism, and
digital marketing, preparing students for future opportunities in the sector.
Skilled Faculty
Our instructors have years of experience working in top hotels, resorts, and tourism organizations. They
bring practical, real-world knowledge to the classroom, helping students develop both theoretical and
hands-on skills to excel in the hospitality industry.
Placement Training & Assistance
We offer comprehensive placement training, helping students improve their resumes, prepare for
interviews, and build confidence. Our dedicated placement assistance team works closely with each
student to connect them with internships and job opportunities, ensuring a smooth transition from
academic learning to a successful career in tourism and hospitality.
What’s New in Our Curriculum?
Tourism That Is Responsible and Sustainable
Look into ecotourism systems, community-based tourism, GSTC certifications, sustainable carbon footprint
mitigating techniques, and other sustainable tourism methods.
Management Of Income (Revenue) And Its Dynamic Pricing Models
Use RMS software as well as learn to optimize pricing for hotels, tours, and attractions through
forecasting demand, e.g., applying dynamic pricing models or monitoring demand shifts over time.
Theories and Safety Protocols Concerning Crises in Tourism
Study risk assessment models, emergency response plans, and public health post-pandemic safety protocols
specific to the tourism and hospitality environment.
Revenue Management & Dynamic Pricing Strategies
Learn to forecast demand and implement dynamic pricing models with RMS software to optimize revenue for
hotels, tours, and attractions.
Customer Experience & Service Excellence
Master advanced guest exemption service, effective client recovery routines, empathy communication, and
identification techniques, which offer a personalized experience on every occasion.
Role Play & Service Recovery Scenarios
Using scripts, students practice dealing with difficult guest interactions, such as overbooked
reservations or canceled tours. The focus is on showing empathy, effective communication,
problem-solving, and brand image protection.
Work-Integrated Learning Internships
Each student is guaranteed a four-week placement with partner hotels, resorts, tour operators, or
tourism boards. They help with day-to-day operations like reception, event planning, marketing, and
guest relations alongside experienced mentors to integrate theory with practice.
Career Opportunities & Scope
With international travel restored in 2025, driven by renewed tourism and hospitality spending,
experiential tourism, and new technology, graduates from LinkIt will be thoroughly trained and ready for
roles in travel programs such as:
- Hotel Front Office Manager: A front office boss keeps the reception desk buzzing.
They settle guest concerns, juggle room keys, and team up with housekeeping and maintenance to keep
every hallway shining.
- Revenue Management Analyst: A revenue whiz uses spreadsheets and apps to guess how
full the hotel will be next week. The analyst tweaks room prices, sorts out who gets listed on
booking websites, and chases every spare dollar the property can earn.
- Tour Operations Manager: A Tour Operations Manager puts together whole travel
packages, talks money with hotels and bus companies, and double-checks that everything goes smoothly
once customers hit the road.
- Event & Conference Coordinator: An Event-and-Conference Coordinator lines up
corporate parties, team getaways, or big-meeting venues, juggles caterers and A/V crews, and keeps
every badge-wearing guest happy from check-in to wrap-up.
- Cruise Ship Hospitality Supervisor: Oversee every corner of guest services, from
where travellers sleep to what shows light up the stage tonight. Still, double-check the safety
papers because the ocean doesn't cut anyone a break.
- Destination Marketing Manager: Dream up big marketing plans that make a port or
landmark look irresistible. Team up with hotels, local councils, and even a newspaper or two so
curious travellers can book their next selfie spot.
As phones run our itineraries, eco-friendly travel trends surge, and guest personalization becomes
non-negotiable, today’s tourism professional must balance service excellence, tech fluency, and
sustainability. LinkIt’s Tourism & Hospitality Management course gives you this mix, preparing you for
roles across hotels, resorts, cruise lines, destination marketing, and tour management. It’s a
forward-facing hospitality management course designed to launch impactful careers and meet the future
demands of the global tourism sector.
