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What is the cheapest travel and tourism course(one or two years) in London?
Q. I am looking to study in U.K,particularly in London.I am a travel counsultant based in Burma .I have limited finance for the study,so could anyone suggest a travel&tourism course which asks minimal tuition fees?
Asked by Eugene Latt - Wed May 30 06:32:12 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. cheapest is never the best - its normally the worst remember - you get what you pay for
Answered by Sean JTR - Wed May 30 17:38:46 2007

Travel/Tourism jobs with a marketing degree?
Q. I am considering going back to school to finish my marketing degree. Ultimately I want to work in the travel and tourism industry, but I'm not sure what kinds of jobs I can get there with a marketing degree. Can anyone help? Thanks a lot I really appreciate the advice.
Asked by Lindsay T - Fri May 23 09:58:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. hi, With an marketing degree, you would be placed in marketing department of travel company, who's work would be to market its services and products, possibly sales, ad creations, new business development or on field work. hope this is clear. regards Moneybulls Travels
Answered by Moneybulls.com - Fri May 23 10:30:12 2008

what should i become, a pharmacist or work in the travel/tourism industry,in airlines,aiport, travel agencies?
Q. sometimes i can't imagine my self going to a desk everyday sitting there and selling small bottles filled with liquids and selling tablets, it seems very boring, and not exciting, however the advantage is that the money is really REALLY good in pharmacy, on the other hand working in the ravel industry seems very intersting and exciting, i get to meet people from different countries, experience different cultures, use my languages and listen to different languages, however, the money seems low in this industry,
Asked by firefighter - Tue Aug 5 21:19:28 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. In my experience, it's far better to travel yourself than know people who do. Go for the better money, and use your vacation to see the world.
Answered by Wayne B - Tue Aug 5 21:27:35 2008