Travel and Tourism Level 6

This course consists of the following units:

Module 1 – Introduction to the Global Travel & Tourism Industry

This module provides an overview of the global tourism industry, explaining key sectors, trends, and how travel businesses operate in international markets.

Module 2 – Travel Products, Services & Smart Tourism Systems

Learners explore various travel products and services, while studying smart tourism technologies that enhance efficiency and customer experience.

Module 3 – Tour Operations & Digital Distribution Channels

This module covers the role of tour operators and teaches how digital platforms, booking systems, and distribution channels support modern tourism.

Module 4 – Marketing and Sales in the Travel Industry

Learners gain knowledge of tourism marketing strategies and sales techniques, learning how to promote travel products and attract global customers.

Module 5 – Customer Experience and Relationship Management

This module focuses on delivering memorable customer experiences and developing strong client relationships to improve loyalty and satisfaction.

Module 6 – Risk, Crisis, and Reputation Management in Tourism

Learners study how to manage risks and crises in tourism, along with strategies for protecting and restoring an organisation’s public reputation.

Module 7 – Human Resources and Organisational Skills in Tourism

This module teaches essential HR skills, including recruitment, training, leadership, and workplace organisation within tourism businesses.

A career in travel and tourism really can feel like a life-long holiday you get paid to enjoy. If you’re an enthusiastic, outgoing and confident individual with a passion for people, you’re already halfway there!  With no prior knowledge or experience required, this advanced Level 6 Travel and Tourism Course could pave the way for the job of your dreams.  Work towards a position as a Tour Guide, Holiday Representative, Sales Representative or Marketing Specialist, or perhaps take the first steps towards setting up your own online travel agency. All with entry level salaries starting from around £20,000 plus countless perks and privileges.

At the end of this course successful learners will receive a Certificate of Achievement from the Quality Licence Scheme and a Learner Unit Summary (which lists the components the learner has completed as part of the course).

This course and/or training programme has been endorsed by the Quality Licence Scheme for its high-quality, non-regulated provision and training programmes. This course and/or training programme is not regulated by Ofqual and is not an accredited qualification. Your training provider will be able to advise you on any further recognition, for example progression routes into further and/or higher education. For further information please visit the Learner FAQs on the Quality Licence Scheme website.

How can I write effectively about travel?
To write effectively about travel, focus on vivid descriptions, cultural insights, and personal experiences that capture the essence of a place. Use sensory language and storytelling to engage your readers.

Are employers impressed by willingness to travel?
Yes, many employers value candidates who are open to travel, especially in fields like tourism, international business, and hospitality, where flexibility and adaptability are essential.

What is a travel diary and how is it useful?
A travel diary is a personal record of travel experiences, places visited, and emotions felt during a journey. It helps in reflecting on travels and can be a valuable resource for content creation or travel blogging.

What is the difference between travel and tourism?
Travel refers to the act of moving from one place to another, while tourism involves traveling for leisure, business, or cultural exploration, often including planned services like accommodation and tours.

What does travel history mean in tourism?
Travel history refers to the record of an individual’s past travels, which can help tailor future travel experiences and assist in visa applications, loyalty programs, and personalized travel services.

What career options are available after completing this diploma?
Graduates can pursue careers as travel consultants, tour operators, destination marketers, hotel managers, or customer service executives in the tourism sector.

Does the course cover sustainable tourism practices?
Yes, Module 15 is dedicated to sustainable tourism and development, highlighting environmentally responsible practices and their importance in the future of the industry.

Is this course suitable for someone with no prior travel industry experience?
Absolutely. This diploma is designed for beginners and professionals alike, offering foundational to advanced knowledge across all aspects of travel and tourism.

Will I learn about crisis management in travel operations?
Yes, Module 13 focuses on crisis management, teaching strategies to handle emergencies, restore traveler confidence, and minimize reputational damage.

How does the course help with marketing skills in tourism?
Marketing in travel and tourism is thoroughly covered in Module 5, including strategy development, campaign evaluation, and customer targeting for tourism services.