The Department of Tourism and Travel Management at St Claret College adopts innovative and industry-aligned practices that blend academic rigor with practical exposure. These initiatives strengthen employability, foster industry relationships, and provide students with holistic learning experiences rooted in real-world tourism and commerce.
The department maintains strong collaborations with key government bodies, including the Ministry of Tourism, Government of India, the Department of Tourism, Government of Karnataka, and the Ministry of Railways. Through these partnerships, students gain access to expert talks, workshops, government-led tourism initiatives, and participation in state and national-level tourism events. These collaborations ensure that students stay aligned with current tourism policies, sustainable practices, and emerging opportunities in the public sector.
With a robust network across airlines, travel agencies, hotels, logistics firms, and tourism boards, the department ensures continuous interaction with industry leaders. Guest lectures, corporate workshops, and field visits help students gain firsthand exposure to industry operations. The Placement Cell actively supports students in securing internships and employment with leading organizations. Consistent engagement with professional bodies and corporate partners ensures graduates are career-ready and industry-relevant.
Students are encouraged to undertake internships during semester breaks with reputed organizations and NGOs in tourism, travel, aviation, and hospitality sectors. These experiences, often facilitated through government and industry collaborations, help students apply classroom learning in professional contexts and develop essential workplace skills.
Regular industrial visits to prominent institutions and destinations such as Kempegowda International Airport, Bengaluru, IITM EXPO , HAL Museum, and other cultural and tourism centers provide students with real-world exposure. These visits strengthen their understanding of operational practices, service quality, and tourism management strategies.
Students participate in study tours ranging from short excursions to extended academic travel programs. These immersive experiences enhance their practical learning, destination knowledge, and cultural awareness while fostering teamwork and adaptability—core attributes of successful tourism professionals.