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In tourism, key subjects include hospitality management, travel and tourism management, and marketing. Courses in customer service, cultural studies, and sustainable tourism practices are also beneficial. Understanding geography and current trends in travel can enhance strategic planning and decision-making in the industry. Knowledge of foreign languages can further improve communication with diverse clientele.
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What subject do you need to study tourism?
GEOGRAPHY
What has the author Robert Christie Mill written?
Robert Christie Mill has written: 'Tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism, Tourist trade 'Instructor's Manual with Test Item File Restaurant Management Customers, Operations and Employees' 'The tourism system' -- subject(s): Textbooks, Tourism 'The tourism system' -- subject(s): Tourism, Tourist trade 'The tourism system' -- subject(s): Textbooks, Tourism
What is the need of marketing in tourism?
what is the need of marketing tourism
What has the author Alister Mathieson written?
Alister Mathieson has written: 'Tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism
What has the author Bernevia McCalip written?
Bernevia McCalip has written: 'Tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism
What subjects do you need to study travel and tourism?
tourism, geography, english
What is nostalgic tourism is?
what is the nostalgic tourism? i need a lot of information thanks
What has the author Alan Collier written?
Alan Collier has written: 'Principles of tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism
What has the author Lothar A Kreck written?
Lothar A. Kreck has written: 'International tourism' -- subject(s): Tourism
Why there is a need for a tourism planning?
economic reasons
What is tourism student?
tourism student is the one who taking up of tourism course. they can say that tourism is just an easy subject but they really don't know that being a part of the tourism industry is not, you have a lot things to do, a lot things to remember.
What has the author Robert Cleverdon written?
Robert Cleverdon has written: 'International tourism to 1990' -- subject(s): Tourism
