Study Tours

The Department of Tourism and Travel Management organizes study tours that offer students immersive and experiential learning opportunities across various destinations. These tours help students understand the practical aspects of tourism, destination planning, cultural heritage, and sustainable travel practices. Each trip is designed to combine education, exploration, and enjoyment, enhancing both academic knowledge and personal growth.

Key Study Tours Include:

• Hampi and Hirebenkal Caves: Exploration of heritage sites and ancient architecture.
• Kodachadri and Honnavar: Study of eco and adventure tourism in natural settings.
• Dandeli Forest Camp: Experiential learning in wildlife and forest-based tourism.
• Coorg: Understanding plantation tourism and rural hospitality.
• Kerala: Exposure to backwater tourism and responsible travel models.
• Goa: Learning about coastal tourism, event tourism, and hospitality operations.
• Mysore: Study of royal heritage, cultural tourism, and city-based attractions.
• BRT Tiger Reserve and Bandipur: Insights into wildlife conservation and ecotourism management.
• Ooty: Understanding hill station tourism and sustainable destination practices.

These tours foster teamwork, adaptability, and a deeper appreciation for India’s diverse tourism landscape.