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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
As this is an upcoming sector hence there are certain mandate skills required to excel in the field:
Customer dealing- The art of understanding the customer requirements, needs and expectation is a key to building a rapport with the customer.
Knowledge of the geography of said area- This goes a long way in giving the best experience to the customers keeping their requirements in mind.
Additional language- This makes an advantage to foreign tourists as communication is a key to being able to deliver the requirements.
Technical knowledge of travel process- Right from
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
Related to food services- Restaurants / Food chains / Food outlets / Franchises,
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
List of software involved in ticketing/reservations are:
-Galileo CRS
-Amadeus
-Sabre
-Worlspan, etc.
The various version of these software keep developing based on the company and any additional features that are introduced.
The best training institutes for these software would definitely be the IATA authorized centers as these certification from there are globally accepted.
Few top institutes that provide equally good training for the same are:
Kuoni Academy
TMI Academy o
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
It is a little different than other exam as it is computerized base exam that has multiple choice questions.
There is no special eligibility criteria apart from being 12th pass with 50% pass marks and English as a main subject.
There is no negative marking hence one can relax and attempt as many questions as you wish and time allows you.
The number of question are 60 to be completed in 45 mins and as it is computerized one must practice a lot of question papers to be able to attempt maximum questions.
Focus on the easy scoring sections such as English (practice gramm
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7 years agoContributor-Level 9
The admissions are open for children of Army personnel with at least ten years of service.
The age limit is to be 22 maximum at the time of application.
The exam is a 3 hour exam that involves questions related to:
English
General knowledge
Basics of Hotel and tourism management
Logical and reasoning departments
Numerical ability
The preparation strategy is quite simple as the approach of the exam is to attempt the max. no of questions However one needs to be careful as there is negative marking in
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
Experience is the key. Most sous chefs start in other positions in the kitchen, from the dishwasher, cook, etc., and learn the skills they need on the job to move up. However, some will gain experience through training at a Hotel Mana
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7 years agoScholar-Level 17
The training kitchens and bakery, the training restaurants, training front office and guest rooms are all modern and fully equipped to impart practical training of a high standard.
It has well-stocked libraries with international titles from all over the world.
The college has its own computer centres for the exclusive use of its students.
The students are given real-life exposure on the operation and management of commercial hotels while undergoing the course.
Students of the institute can avail the educational loan from a number of banks.
Companies like Obero
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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
To get a degree in hotel management, you need to do hotel management course from a recognised university. Top IHMs always remain the first choice among students.
You can't directly become a housekeeper, in order to become a housekeeper you need to gain experience and climb up the ladder.
In the 3rd year of hotel management course, you can sit for the campus placements for housekeeping department. Most of the reputed companies like Taj, Oberoi, Hyatt, Hilton, Marriott, etc., hire fresh graduates for their manageme
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7 years agoGuide-Level 12
1) Excellent Communication skills, especially, spoken English.
2) A person who has a pleasant personality and is confident is always given preference.
3) If you aren't a hotel management graduate, you might not get the executive position initially as you don't know how to work on PMS, you can be given front office assistant and as you gain experience you will be promoted.
Starting salary of a front office assistant in a five star like Taj, Oberoi, Hyatt, Marriott, Hilton, etc., ranges from 14K per month to 20K per month
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