At least five GCSEs at grade 4 or above, or achievement of a merit in a relevant Level 2 qualification. GCSE grade 4 or above in English Language.
Entry requirements
Why this course?
This course explores global destinations, visitor attractions, customer experience and marketing across the travel industry. You’ll study real organisations, trends and tourism operations. It’s ideal for students who enjoy people-focused industries, international topics and applied vocational learning.
Further information
Great for students who enjoy communication, research and understanding how travel businesses operate. It suits those considering tourism, hospitality, aviation or customer-service careers. Works well if you like practical assignments and exploring world destinations.
- How Customer Service is Managed in the Travel and Tourism Industry
- Global Travel and Tourism Destinations and Opportunities to Work Overseas
- Visitor Attractions
- Marketing Principles in the Travel and Tourism Industry and Travel Business Enterprises
- Exploring the Travel and Tourism industry including issues and trends
Students progress into tourism degrees, hospitality management, aviation roles or customer-facing employment. Many move into airport work, travel operations, cruise roles or wider business sectors using transferable communication and organisational skills.
Learning includes discussions, group work, industry research and role-play activities. Assessment is through coursework and externally assessed units. You’ll develop vocational skills through presentations, trend research and applied tasks based on real travel industry scenarios.