Discover a world of career opportunities

After the programme

The Tourism Management course is as inspired and broadly set up as the tourism sector itself. In four years’ time, you have grown out to be a creative professional with vision and inventive ideas, that converts trends to products and always keeps an eye out for the impact on the environment and the local inhabitants. You are experienced and knowledgeable in e-commerce, marketing, finance, project management and entrepreneurship – and that offers promising prospects. As a tourism professional, a world of career opportunities awaits you. In the travel industry, but also in marketing, with the government, at a bank or with the latest start-up. If you know your way around the tourism industry, you are at home anywhere. 

Your future job

You can develop innovative concepts, are financially skilled and you feel at home in the dynamic travel industry. But not only there. As a professional in tourism, the world awaits you. 
A few examples of what your future job might look like: 

• Sustainable travel expert 
  You compose trips emphasizing on experience and responsible travel. Whilst selecting hotels, means of transport and excursions, you always take the impact on the environment and the local inhabitants into account. You rather pick small, local initiatives, than touristic hotspots and big accommodations. 
• (Online) marketing manager
  You are responsible for marketing a product or organisation, often based on a strategy with both online and offline elements. You lead a team that you inspire to work creatively and innovatively. By putting yourself in the customers shoes and keeping an eye out for the latest trends, you always know how to trigger existing and new clients.
• City marketing expert
  You advise a local government about tourism related topics and come up with solutions for complex issues. How do you prevent a popular site from becoming too crowded? How do you spread visitors across a city? And what are the most important things to bear in mind when opening a new attraction? You work as a policy officer, at a city marketing organisation or as a freelance expert.
• Entrepreneur
  You start your own company focussing on exactly that aspect of the tourism industry you find most interesting. You offer custom made trips, specialize yourself in a niche or introduce something completely new – in this dynamic sector you can go anywhere you want. On your own, or with a team of experts.