MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management

OVERVIEW 

Tourism and hospitality are increasingly significant to the national and regional economies, with a predicted 10% contribution to GDP by 2030. It is also predicted to contribute about 10% of overall employment by this time. Most provincial governments prioritize tourism because of its ability to produce jobs locally, affecting an equal distribution of money created. The country faces a significant issue in producing employable kids who can closely match the industry’s requirements and the employer. As a result, the university’s MBA in Tourism and Hospitality program is planned to emphasize Activity Based Learning (ABL). As a result, the curriculum will include a significant amount of practical experience to bridge the gap between what the business expects and what is taught in the program. The program will allow students to work as closely as possible with business while also returning to the classroom (learning spaces) to reflect on their experiences.