What is the difference between MBA travel & tourism and MTTM travel and tourism?

manpreet Best Answer 3 years ago

MBA in Tourism and Hospitality Management is an apt choice for candidates who wish to go for the research work and who hold the dynamism to make their career in Hospitality and Travel sectors. The course provides the students with the advantage of showcasing their leadership skills and competencies required to deliver in various fields of Tourism and hospitality sectors. The MBA Tourism and Travel Management programme equip the students with the basic skills of a Business School Graduate relevant to the travel, tourism and hospitality industry. The course basically aims at an overall understanding of tourism and travel, both as a discipline and as an industry. The four objectives are conceptual skills, problem-solving skills, public speaking and teamwork. Underneath the conceptual skills, the course tries to make a student understand the basics of business and management. Developing communication and negotiation skills and translate theory into practice is the main objective of the course.

manpreet 3 years ago

MBA in tourism gives you a business based aspect on tourism. MTTM helps you to properly focus on one particular division rather interfere others in the course. While in MBA, you will be doing tourism as a specialisation, in MTTM, it's a specialisation itself.