Travel Expert
680
In recognition of the global nature of the travel and tourism industry, all course materials are provided in English. This aligns with the industry standard where programs, interviews, examinations, and professional correspondence are predominantly conducted in English. To facilitate learning, supplementary explanations will be provided in Arabic. Students will be evaluated through three comprehensive exams. Furthermore, a question bank comprising 500 real-world scenarios will be made available to enhance practical knowledge and exam preparedness.
Acquired Skills
- Introduction to Travel and Tourism
- Visas (US and Schengen visas)
- Everything about hotels and resorts
- Flight bookings
- Airline pricing strategies
- Flight scheduling and disruption management
- Errors, irregularities, and violations in flight bookings and how to handle them
- Building fares, terms, and penalties in the airline industry
- Types of taxes and fees related to airports and airlines
- Travel insurance
- Marketing in the travel and tourism industry
- Practical application on the Amadeus system
- WE BEDS: Practical application on the WE BEDS system
Target Group
Individuals looking to establish their own travel businesses.
Individuals interested in working in the travel industry.
Individuals interested in working in the aviation industry.
Candidates interested in becoming certified travel experts.
Notes
In recognition of the global nature of the travel and tourism industry, all course materials are provided in English. This aligns with the industry standard where programs, interviews, examinations, and professional correspondence are predominantly conducted in English. To facilitate learning, supplementary explanations will be provided in Arabic. Students will be evaluated through three comprehensive exams. Furthermore, a question bank comprising 500 real-world scenarios will be made available to enhance practical knowledge and exam preparedness.
Course Duration/Hours
75 Hour