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Recreation, Tourism, and Hospitality Management

  1. Undergraduate Program
    1. B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management
      1. Hotel and Restaurant Management
      2. Travel and Tourism Management
      3. Minor in Hospitality Management
      4. 2+Program
    1. B.S. in Recreation and Parks Management
      1. Commercial Recreation and Event Management
      2. Leisure Services Management
      3. Therapeutic Recreation
      4. Minor in Travel and Tourism Management
      5. Minor in Recreation and Parks Management
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B.A. in Hospitality and Tourism Management – Travel and Tourism Concentration

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Specializing in the Travel and Tourism Management concentration prepares students for supervisory and managerial positions in the travel and tourism industry. You will have the opportunity to integrate concepts, philosophies, and components of domestic and international tourism and travel industries, and apply them in settings such as convention and visitors' bureaus, destination management organizations, travel agencies, airports, and resorts. Careers include tourism planners, festival and special events coordinator, tour operator, cruise director, museum manager, marketing manager, public relations director, sales manager, theme park manager, hotel manager, reservations manager, customer service manager, director of convention and visitors bureau, visitor center coordinator, and spa director. For more information or to set up an advising appointment please contact Dr. Byrd or Dr. Cardenas.

Please visit the Undergraduate Bulletin for a list of requirements and a link to descriptions of HTM courses. Also see the Travel and Tourism Management Course Information document

For information on transferring classes to UNCG, please visit the Transfer Equivalency Course Search.

 

 

 

 

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