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Travel: For Career Travel provides ample opportunities for career aspirants. At the entry level, there are opportunities like travel agents, tourist guides, front officers with all hotels, airlines and advertising agencies etc. Travel also provides opportunities for small entrepreneurs who want to operate a fleet of cars, coaches etc. In the deep jungles of Africa, small tour operators double-up as guides and drivers on a game safari. On a still bigger scale, travel operators own a fleet of well-maintained buses on profitable routes where public movement is high on any given date even when one doesnt take into consideration the tourists. For most of you who want to take up travel as profession, there are exams to pass, which qualifies you for certifications for various levels like air ticketing agent, tourist guide etc. You must have noticed by this time that a tourist guide needs to know (and must be fluent) in at least 3-4 international languages in addition to his native tongue so as to be able to converse with international tourists. Professional Needs Professionals need to be very good at interpersonal skills, the more they are pleasant in their approach and nature the better. Knowing the etiquettes are important especially dealing with international travelers. What is a pass in your culture may not be so internationally. Integrity and sincerity are the other names of the profession. After all, travelers are almost unfamiliar where they want to travel. Preventing Travel Sickness Here are a few ways of preventing problems before they happen. And, if you are prone to a bit of travel sickness, weve included some possible cures below. Perhaps you can plan in advance, just in case? 1.Alcohol and fizzy drinks Avoid them 2.Eating Do not stuff too much in your stomach 3.Fresh air Take in as much fresh air as possible before boarding 4.Relaxing Your state of mind can help to prevent travel sickness. Just relax. 5.Medication If all else fails, there are a variety of off the shelf medication that can help. |
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