Practical application of equipment, operation and maintenance as well as appropriate operation certification will be examined. Requirements include fifteen hours per week of work experience, a written report analyzing four major management responsibilities, and a professional oral presentation of the written report. 109-160 Recreation for Special Populations 3 credits An overview of various special populations and an understanding of their needs relative to recreational pursuits. 109-162 International Group Travel 2 credits An elective course for students traveling abroad as part of an organized tour group. 109-165 Travel Agency Services 3 credits Provides sophisticated information about major segments of the travel industry cruises, tours, ground transportation, accommodations and air transportation.
Students evaluate different types of cruises and passengers.
The various aspects of tour development, sales and management are studied in detail. Introduces how travel is sold in the marketplace, focusing on essential skills needed to close the travel sale. Office policies and procedures, money management and business communications are also covered. 109-166 Travel Reservations 3 credits Introduces the production of airline and associated service tickets. Provides students with a working knowledge of simulated and live airline reservation computer systems.