Bachelor of International Hotel and Tourism Management

Where will your degree take you?

A degree in international hotel and tourism management is a qualification accepted nationally and internationally by leading hotel and tourism industry employers. It will prepare you for professional roles across the visitor economy, including  hotels, resorts,  tourism  attractions, event companies, tour operations, airlines and destination management organisations. Some example roles include:

Brand Experience Manager

Curates the guest journey at destinations such as theme parks, major attractions and entertainment venues. The role combines branding, storytelling and customer experience to create memorable moments at every stage of the visit. This can include considering the pace of an experience, how stories are brought to life, how queues and waiting times are managed, and where unexpected "magic moments" can make a visit more memorable.

Travel Tech Product Lead

Bridge tourism expertise with technology teams developing the digital tools travellers rely on. This can include booking platforms, airline apps, travel websites, customer-facing technology and smart-destination tools. Product managers help identify customer needs, shape product strategies and work with designers, developers and tourism specialists to create useful digital experiences. It is an emerging career path for people interested in both tourism and technology.

Festival & Events Manager

Works on the visitor-facing side of major events such as Formula 1 races, music festivals and Olympic host cities. The role can involve planning accommodation flows, transport, hospitality villages and other elements of the visitor experience. It requires strong organisation, stakeholder management and problem-solving skills to ensure large numbers of visitors can move, stay and enjoy an event safely and seamlessly.

People & Culture Manager

Create positive and supportive workplaces where employees can thrive and deliver outstanding experiences for visitors. The role can involve recruiting team members, organising training and development, supporting employee wellbeing and helping build a culture that inspires people to perform at their best. In tourism and hospitality, strong people and culture leadership is particularly important because engaged employees play a major role in shaping the guest experience.

Professional accreditation

Bond Business School is among less than 7% of the world’s 13,000 business programs to have earned accreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) and less than 2% have earned European Foundation for Management Development's (EFMD) European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS) accreditation. Bond Business School is both AACSB and EQUIS accredited placing us in the top 2% of Business Schools in the world.

Bond Business School is also one of four universities in Australia who are members of the Graduate Management Admission Council (GMAC), a tangible statement of the significant contribution our programs make to graduate management education. 

Meet a Hotel & Tourism Management alumna

Bond Business School offers programs in hotel and tourism management. Meet one of our graduates and hear about her journey firsthand. 

Program learning outcomes

Program Learning Outcomes provide a broad and measurable set of standards that incorporate a range of knowledge, skills and abilities that will be achieved on completion of the program. These outcomes will help you determine whether this program aligns with your professional pathway, career and learning goals.

Take your skill set to the next level

Extend your learning beyond the completion of your degree. Consider progressing on your journey to sharpen your skills and expand your knowledge in business and other specialised areas through these learning opportunities.     

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