“6B11105 – Management of Tourism Destinations”

The educational program “6B11102 – International and Domestic Tourism” covers a wide range of knowledge and skills necessary for a successful career in the tourism industry. Students in this major study various aspects of tourism, including its economic, social, cultural and environmental aspects, in both the context of international and domestic tourism.

Major areas of study may include:

1. Tourism Business and Management: Students learn the fundamentals of tourism management, including marketing, finance, human resources and operations management.
2. Hospitality and Service: This includes the study of professional standards of customer service, hotel management, catering and other aspects of the hotel industry.
3. Geography and culture: students study the geography of different regions of the world, the characteristics of their cultures, history, traditions and religion, which helps them understand the specifics and needs of various tourism markets.
4. Ecological and sustainable tourism: This is an important aspect in the modern tourism industry, where students learn methods to minimize the negative impacts of tourism on the environment and local communities.
5. International relations and legal aspects: study of legislation and international agreements governing tourism, as well as the importance of international cooperation in this area.

Graduates of the educational program “6B11102 – International and Domestic Tourism” can find work in various fields of tourism, such as travel agencies, hotel companies, tour operators, as well as in government organizations involved in tourism and cultural affairs. They may also work in consultancy, resource management and tourism development, as well as in educational and research institutions.