Some current Facts and Figures

Globally, the Travel and Tourism Industry is a growth industry.  In India, even more so…

Reports released in 2010 from industry analysts predict that by 2020, the Indian aviation sector will be carrying some 260 million passengers around the world every year and the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation (CAPA) in conjunction with SITA  (a French airline communications company) have forecast that the entire Indian aviation sector is looking at transporting 160-180 million domestic passengers and 80 million international passengers per annum in 2020.

This means more jobs in the aviation sector, travel agency sector, consolidator sector and in fact, more infrastructure, more hotels etc…. the sky’s the limit!

Our training programmes have been designed to help you get the background knowledge which is so important when you apply for these jobs. It will also form the basis of your ability to develop and update tourism industry knowledge after you start work and prepare you for the online interactive reservation system (GDS) courses to follow.

Remember, “tourism” includes the “hospitality” and “travel” sectors of the market.

We currently offer training to people who want to work in the “travel” sector such as those listed below:

• Airlines
• Airline wholesale companies/reservations
• General sales agents (GSAs)
• Travel marketing & promotion
• Tour wholesaler companies:
• Inbound tour operators
• Ticket Consolidators
• Conference and incentive planners
• Retail travel agencies
• Group travel companies
• Corporate travel companies
• Cruise lines
• Car rental companies
• Hotel reservations and representation companies
• Coach companies
• Overseas, national and state Tourism Offices
• Travel insurance companies