The technician specializing in tourism marketing possesses the capability to scrutinize the tourism market. They can craft services tailored to the determined demand that has been identified, formulate promotional strategies, and devise communication as well as marketing blueprints.
The ideal traits of the TMT are; well-developed communication skills, good self-organization and attention to detail; strong focus on sales; high interest in different cultures and specialistic knowledge of the main touristic destinations.
TMT is competent in:
Upon graduating, the TMT is able to:
The tourism industry is rapidly growing and jobs in tourism management are becoming highly sought after. Working in this sector will offer a huge range of interesting roles, such as meeting new people and the opportunity to travel. As a qualified tourism technician, you can work in a variety of jobs that are related to the tourist industry. Some of these are:
The tourism marketing technician needs to have solid analytical and practical skills in order to understand the needs, strengths, and weaknesses of the local tourism sector. S/he may need to analyse the local tourism industry through desk, market, and observational research as well as gathering and analysing relevant data. Positions related to this occupational profile are likely to require flexibility to adapt quickly to new circumstances.
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