International Travel & Hospitality Management

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Will this profession suit you?

Do you love to travel? Is working abroad or in an international environment all you hope for? Then get your career started with International Travel & Hospitality Management! This course prepares you for the tasks of a manager. You become an expert in selling and marketing travel and hospitality products and services. You get to know everything about destinations, their cultures and attractions. Your customers can be either consumers, businesses or both.

What will the study be like?

International Travel & Hospitality Management is a full-time study. You will receive 3 years of training and internships. Your lessons are taught in English and in Dutch. All of the travel & hospitality modules are taught in English.

Your training includes management, customer service, sales (both face to face and telesales) and e-commerce for companies and consumers. Our program gives you plenty of opportunity to gain practical experience. You get to know the world of travel and hospitality via projects, company visits and internships in the Netherlands or abroad. You acquire all the skills and knowledge you need to be hospitable, to sell trips and related products and services.

You learn how to process sales transactions administratively and financially. To do this successfully you must learn how to be responsible for customer management. We help you to improve your social and commercial skills, so you can provide customer service and build customer relations.

As a travel & hospitality manager you are responsible for a team or a business unit. Therefore you need to know how to translate a strategy into goals and actions. To acquire these skills a large part of your education and training will focus on operational and personnel management.

You learn how to translate trends and developments into specific marketing and promotion actions. Apart from your Dutch diploma level 4 ‘Manager Travel & Hospitality’, you may take extra English language exams to achieve the Anglia proficiency award (C1).

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What will you learn?

You will learn:

Knowledge of the travel and hospitality industry
Skills needed for the travel and hospitality industry
Knowledge of travel destinations, their cultures and attractions
Selling products and services to consumers and businesses
Marketing travel and hospitality products and services
Providing customer service in travel and hospitality
Managing relationships with customers
(Operational) management
Work experience and languages

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Where will you be able to work?

Sales and management jobs in the travel and hospitality industry worldwide such as accommodations touroperators, travel agents, ticket offices, front desks and front offices

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Practical Information

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Admission
This is a specific programme within the regular course. You will have to meet certain entry requirements, like taking career ownership and daring to speak in English, to be admitted to this programme. Do you not meet these requirements? Then you can enrol in the regular course on level 4. For the regular course the following requirements apply:

A diploma of your general secondary education
A document that shows you passed year 3 of your higher general secondary school
A higher general secondary school diploma

Do you not meet any of these requirements? Then you will start as a student in an Entry course.

>> More information about the requirements

Additional requirements
You need at least a 7 for English.

For foreigners
Do you have a foreign diploma? And / or are you a non-native Dutch speaker? Specific Dutch language requirements apply for this course. The course will mainly be taught in English but it is a bilingual programme. This means that your level of Dutch needs to be at least at B1.

Introductory activities
This course requires you to participate in certain introductory activities. You will receive more information about these activities after your application. 

Meet for an introductory interview

What are the regular admission requirements?

A pre-vocational secondary school diploma for a theoretical programme, or
A document that shows that you have passed year 3 of either higher general or pre-university secondary school, or
A higher general secondary school diploma, and
In any case, at least a pass mark 7 for English

Introductory activities
This course requires you to participate in certain introductory activities. You will receive more information about these activities after your application for enrolment.

AMN Talentscan following an acquaintance activity
Meet for an introductory interview

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Hbo - Hogere Hotelscholen
NHTV, Breda University of Applied Sciences

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Tuition / course fees:

Tuition, established by the Ministry of Education
For a current overview of the additional costs, please refer to the course-specific page on the website and open the ‘What will it cost’ tab

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Apart from the legally determined tuition/course fees, you will have to take into account additional costs for learning materials and perhaps some extras.

Learning materials
For most courses, you will need books. A laptop might also be a specific requirement.
Depending on your course, you might also need special software or clothing.

Extras that are not mandatory
All curriculums are designed to help you enter the labour market as well prepared as possible. This may mean that we organise field trips or master classes for which you will have to pay an additional charge. We also believe it is important for you to buy your own tools or devices so that you can practise after school hours.
We keep the costs as low as possible without compromising quality. Any additional costs are determined in consultation with the student representative board. If the costs are a problem and you need help, there are several forms of financial support.

» More information about tuition fees and costs

Please find below an indication of the costs for the entire course.

BOL
MBO College Airport – indication of the costs of the entire course: € 1070,-, excluding a required laptop.

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Er zijn twee soorten mbo-opleidingen: BOL-opleidingen en BBL-opleidingen.

BOL: school en stage(s)
BOL betekent Beroeps Opleidende Leerweg. Als je een BOL-opleiding volgt, ga je de hele week naar school en loop je één of meerdere periodes stage. Het hangt af van je opleiding hoe vaak en wanneer je stage loopt.

BBL: werken en leren
BBL staat voor Beroeps Begeleidende Leerweg. Met een BBL-opleiding werk je bij een erkend leerbedrijf en ga je daarnaast één of twee dagen per week naar school. Je hebt dus een baan en leert vooral veel vanuit de praktijk.

Voordat je start met de BBL-opleiding moet je al een werkplek (minimaal 24 uur per week) gevonden hebben. Zonder baan kun je niet starten met de opleiding.

» Meer informatie over BOL en BBL

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Kwaliteit & Kansen

Meer informatie over de kwaliteit van deze opleiding en de aansluiting op de arbeidsmarkt vind je op de website Studie in Cijfers van Stichting Samenwerking Beroepsonderwijs Bedrijfsleven (SBB).