Hospitality & Tourism Management
Hospitality & Tourism Management
Hospitality & Tourism Management

Hospitality & Tourism Management

Hospitality & Tourism Management Program
Ignite your passion for tourism and excellent customer service with Eton College’s Hospitality and Tourism Management Program! This 60-week program will help you gain global trends, insights, and in-demand management and operational skills in the hospitality and tourism industry.

Program Advantage

  • 60 Weeks of Extensive Diploma Program
  • In-Demand Skills-Focused Curriculum
  • Domestic and International Standard
  • 1152-Hour Instructional Training
  • 270-Hour Co-op Experience
  • Solid Mentorship from Industry Experts
  • Strong Network of Industry Allies

At Eton College, we pride ourselves on delivering high-standard education in Vancouver, Canada. For more than 20 years, we have been proud to help 83% of our graduates to land their dream careers through our various PTIB-certified and industry-relevant upskilling programs, specializing in Business Management, Travel and Tourism Management, Hospitality Management, Flight Attendant Preparation, Information Technology, and Communication training.

Course Overview

With 1422 hours of extensive instructional learning and real-world projects,Eton College’s Hospitality and Tourism Program is designed to equip students with in-demand skills to shape them as leaders of the global hospitality and tourism industry. This concentrates on courses focusing on fundamentals of the industry, sustainability, management and operations, problem solving, laws, and more.

Key Highlights:

  • Specialized curriculum for hospitality and tourism management
  • Train under international industry-recognized program that incorporates practical exposure
  • Benefit from variety of instructional and practical learning modalities
  • Online and in-campus mentorship from various industry experts
  • Connect with various partners in tourism and hospitality industry

Master the Fundamentals of:

  • Basic Hotel and Restaurant Accounting
  • Canadian Hospitality Law 
  • Convention Management and Service 
  • Food, Beverage & Labour Cost Control
  • Hospitality Facilities Management and Design
  • Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
  • Managing Beverage Operations
  • Managing Front Office Operations
  • Managing Hospitality Human Resources
  • Managing Housekeeping Operations
  • Managing Service in Food & Beverage Operations
  • Supervision in the Hospitality Industry
  • Cross-cultural Tourism
  • Destination Marketing
  • Ethics & Sustainable Tourism
  • Human Resources Management in Tourism
  • Introduction to Tourism
  • Restaurant & Food Service Operations
  • Sport and Recreation Management: Laws & Risks
  • Technology in Travel
  • Tourism Geography
  • Tourism Office Operations
  • Tourism Product & Service Operations
  • Transportation Fares & Costing
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Career Opportunities

  • Accommodation Service Manager
  • Banquet Server
  • Bed and Breakfast Owner/Operator
  • Campground Operator
  • Casino Slot Attendant
  • Catering Manager
  • Chief Concierge
  • Hotel Concierge
  • Customer Service Director
  • Director of Sales and Marketing
  • Executive Housekeeper
  • Food and Beverage Manager
  • Food and Beverage Server
  • Food and Beverage Supervisor
  • Food Service Counter Attendant
  • Front Desk Agent
  • Gate/Cash Attendant
  • Housekeeping Room Attendant
  • Nightclub Manager
  • Recreation/Activity Director (Cruise Ships)
  • Reservations Sales Agent
  • Retail Supervisor
  • Sales Manager
  • Small Business Owner/Operator
  • Special Events Coordinator
  • Wine Server
  • Airline Ground Staff/Supervisor
  • Bed and Breakfast Owner/Operator
  • Campground Operator
  • Casino Slot Attendant
  • Customer
  • Front Desk Agent
  • Gate/Cash Attendant
  • General Manager
  • Heritage Interpreter
  • Recreation/Activity Director (Cruise Ships)
  • Reservations Sales Agent
  • Retail Supervisor
  • Sales Manager
  • Small Business Owner/Operator
  • Special Events Coordinator
  • Ticket Office Supervisor
  • Tour Guide
  • Tour Operator
  • Tourism/Visitor Information Counsellor
  • Travel Agency Manager
  • Travel Trade Sales Manager
  • Travel Writer/Photographer
  • Visitor Information Centre Supervisor

Labor Demand

Average Annual Salary of Hospitality Management Diplomas:

  • Regional Chef: ($83,040)
  • Casino Managers: ($95,830)
  • Accommodation Service Manager: ($69,500)
  • Ship Cruise Director: ($63,853)
  • Banquet Server: ($30,000)
  • Catering Manager: ($60,000) 
  • Hotel Concierge: ($40,000)
  • Administrative Assistants: ($46,176)
  • Marketing Associate: ($48,648)
  • Customer Service Representative: ($40,000)
  • Travel Agent: ($41,000)
  • Tourism Manager: ($56,862)
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Curriculum

In-Class | Distance | Blended
Duration: 60 Weeks
Hours: 1422 Hrs. including 1152 Hrs. (Instructional)  270 Hrs. (Co-op Experience)

1. Basic Hotel and Restaurant Accounting
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand fundamentals of Accounting in the Hospitality industry
  • Analyze Business Structures and practice Internal Control Procedures 
  • Master Accounting Cycles
  • Understand Financial Statements

2. Canadian Hospitality Law
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand the legal framework of Canadian Hospitality Law
  • Learn about Guest Protection and Safety
  • Compliance with legislation, bylaws, codes, and acts

3. Convention Management and Service
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn Practices in Managing Meetings and Conventions
  • Understand Convention Services
  • Master Event Operations

4. Food, Beverage & Labour Cost Control
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn concepts on Food & Beverage Controls
  • Analyze techniques on Cost Management
  • Learn fundamental Financial Management

5. Hospitality Facilities Management and Design
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn about the Fundamentals of Managing Hospitality Facilities
  • Practice sustainable Facility Maintenance
  • Understand Building Systems
  • Equipment Management

6. Introduction to the Hospitality Industry
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn the fundamentals of hospitality industry
  • Discover current travel trends and travel research
  • Gain insights on industry’s operations, structures, and Canadian tourism
  • Discover careers related to hospitality management diploma

7. Managing Beverage Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Bar Operations & Beverage Management
  • Learn key leadership practices for Bar Management
  • Understand theories on Beverages

8. Managing Front Office Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Fundamentals of Hotel Operations
  • Understand Guest Cycles and Revenue Management
  • Master Housekeeping and audits
  • Practices for Revenue Optimization
  • Integrate Human Resources in Hospitality

9. Managing Hospitality Human Resources
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand Human Resource Management
  • Explore Labor Relations
  • Analyze Industry Challenges

10. Managing Housekeeping Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand Housekeeping Operations & Communications
  • Managing Housekeeping Responsibilities
  • Master Inventory and Cost Control
  • Learn about Safety and Security in Housekeeping
  • Practice specialized skills and best practices

11. Managing Service in Food & Beverage Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Define and Understand Service in Hospitality
  • Contextualize learn the Trends in Hospitality
  • Learn the Structure and Operations of Hospitality Sectors
  • Managing Functions and Responsibilities
  • Develop Ethics, Social Responsibilities and Skills

12. Supervision in the Hospitality Industry
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand Core Supervisory Fundamentals
  • Learn Performance Management
  • Explore Team Dynamics in Hospitality
  • Developing Personally and Professionally

13. Cross-cultural Tourism
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand different values, attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors of your own self and other cultures.
  • Describe and explain consequences of ethnocentrism, prejudice, racism, and stereotyping.
  • Learn tourists’ needs and behaviors including communications styles, individualism, power dynamics, and values.
  • Design culturally sensitive tourism products and create problem-solving strategies regarding cultural differences and conflicts.

14. Destination Marketing
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand the fundamentals of marketing, structures, and functions, and its application to destination marketing and management organizations or DMO
  • Discuss the importance of sales, advertising media, public relations and social media in integrated marketing communications for destination development 
  • Learn to do market research and create marketing plans for destination brands.

15. Ethics & Sustainable Tourism
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Expose the learner to a variety of information, website, articles and diverging point of views on sustainable tourism. 
  • Understand how ethics impacts tourism and how to manage it effectively and responsibly.
  • Measure ethical tourism performance and create marketing plans.

16. Human Resources Management in Tourism
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Gain knowledge on human resource management plan’s components.
  • Learn the responsibilities of human resource managers in the tourism industry.
  • Analyze how developing work patterns impact HR concerns in the tourism sector.

17. Introduction to Tourism
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Hospitality Industry Fundamentals
  • Analyze different types of restaurants and hotels based on features
  • Explore various hotel department functions
  • Discover diverse career options

18. Restaurant & Food Service Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn the restaurant and food service business’ basic knowledge, structures, types, operations, and other best practices in food production and sanitation
  • Know the restaurant manager’s core responsibilities including menu planning, budgeting, staffing, training, and guest relations. 
  • Research and choose adequate food service operations technology

19. Sport and Recreation Management: Laws & Risks
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Learn legal issues in Canadian sport and recreation management including risk analysis, insurance, legal liability, issues in tourism and casual recreation, and professional and amateur sport participation.
  • Explain risk management in adventure and high-risk tourism and practice best approaches in different environments.
  • Identify the responsibilities of various levels of government in recreation risk management.

20. Technology in Travel
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Transportation Fares & Costing (Recommended)

  • Learn how to operate a Global Distribution System (GDS), also called a Computerized Reservation System (CRS). 
  • Accomplish two (2) computer-based training module courses from Vocational Instruction and Software, Incorporated (VIASINC) for the SABRE reservations system.
  • Learn to create bookings, encode-decode cities and airports, display flight schedules, create Passenger Name Record (PNR) using case studies.

21. Tourism Geography
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand basic geographical concepts of the world
  • Identify key major attractions and destinations
  • Learn the essentials for traveling
  • Familiarize the different systems used globally when traveling

22. Tourism Office Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Understand the fundamentals of travel agency operations.
  • Explain how regulatory reforms, competitive markets, and automation have affected travel agencies.
  • Learn airline regulations, aircraft routes, types, airline agreements, and other activities influencing airfares.

23. Tourism Product & Service Operations
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Get to know various tourism products including surface and ground Transportation (rail, car rental and motor coach companies), accommodation, cruise industry, tour operators, and events. 
  • Understand the importance of the different modes of surface transportation to the tourism industry and issues related to them.
  • Learn how to research suppliers while evaluating costing models (MNEs) in creating itineraries.

24. Transportation Fares & Costing
Duration: 48 Hrs.
Prerequisites: None

  • Gain overview of domestic, trans-border, and international air tariff structures, applicable taxes, currency, and ticketing processes. 
  • Learn to interpret and apply domestic fare and rule displays
  • Understand international fare systems and elements of mileage systems.

25. Practicum
Duration: 270

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Total Program Fee

Domestic Students: $17,150.00

International Students: $14,525.00

Applications are open. Secure your spot now!

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Intake Dates

MAY 2024

May 13, 2024 | June 10, 2024 | July 8, 2024 |August 12, 2024 | September 9, 2024| October 7, 2024 | November 4, 2024 | December 2, 2024 | January 13, 2025 | February 10, 2025

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ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS:

  • Applicants must provide a valid photo ID or birth certificate
  • Applicants must hold a high school diploma or be at least 19 years of age
  • Students under the age of 19 require their parent or guardian’s signature
  • Student must complete an intake with Admissions team member

Mandatory criteria for all applicants:

  • Meet one of the English Proficiency requirements or complete the Eton College Business
  • Environment Communications program and
  • Medical insurance coverage and
  • Received approval from the Registrar

English proficiency requirements:

Applicants must provide of one of the following:

  • BC high school communications 12 – minimum C+ (67-72%) (or equivalent in another school system) or;
  • TOEFL PBT score 500, or CBT 173, or iBT 61 or;
  • IELTS – minimum overall band test score 6 or;
  • CLB (Canadian Language Benchmark) 7 or;
  • Successfully complete the Eton College Placement Test or;
  • Successfully complete the Eton College Business Environment Communications Program
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  • Mock Interviews & Coaching

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