Question about tourism career

The difference is that traveling is expensive and working in tourism is free.

I think that there is no difference, since there and there you are in other countries

The difference is that travel is a temporary event, but work in tourism is permanent.

Russian language, geography, social studies.

Computer science, mathematics, geography.

Russian language, biology, physics, foreign language.

No, because I studied tourism.

I think not, since I will only direct people where to go and what to do.

Yes, because you have to talk to people.

Ensures that meetings and conventions are planned, organized, and executed correctly.

Ensures the safety of the client for travel.

Cheers up at parties and prepares in the same way.

Common roles in the tourism industry include tour guide, hotel manager, travel agent, event planner, and hospitality manager.

The only role in the tourism industry is tour guide.

Tourism careers require no education or experience.

Provides guests with everything necessary for a comfortable and pleasant stay at the hotel.

The hotel cleaner ensures cleanliness in the hotel and in the rooms.

It gives discounts on hotel accommodation and ensures the safety of residents.

It doesn't matter how fat or thin you are, everyone can be in tourism.

Yes but it doesn't really matter.

Of course, if you even work as a guide, you definitely need to have good physical training.

Knowledge of foreign languages, cooking skills, graphic design skills.

Communication skills, knowledge of local culture and history, customer service skills.

IT skills, accounting skills, mechanical engineering skills.

Jobs in the tourism industry do not require any specific skills or education.

The only job in tourism is being a tour guide.

Tour guide, travel agent, hotel manager, event planner, visitor center representative, and tourism marketing specialist.

The guide shows the sights of the countries in a completely different language. And the guide shows countries and speaks foreign languages.

The guide develops a travel project and brings it to life. Guide select and sell tours.

A person who conducts excursions in a foreign language is usually referred to as a guide, while a specialist working in the language of the country is called a guide.