The curriculum is designed with a combination of theory and practice, focusing on developing students’ real-world professional competencies. Learners are equipped with foundational knowledge and solid vocational skills, while also gaining hands-on experience through internships in both local and out-of-town tours of Ho Chi Minh city.

The program includes the following modules/subjects:

I. General Modules / Subjects

These subjects provide essential knowledge and basic skills to establish a solid foundation for learner’s learning and future work:

• Political Education
• Introduction to Law
• Physical Education
• National Defense and Security Education
• Information Technology
• Communicative English

II. Foundational Modules / Subjects

These subjects offer an overview of the tourism industry and relevant supporting skills:

• Overview of Tourism
• Communication Skills
• English for Tourism
• Hospitality and Restaurant Operations
• Tourism Marketing
• Payment Operations

III. Professional Modules / Specialized Subjects

These subjects provide in-depth knowledge and practical skills closely aligned with the responsibilities of a tour guide:

• Techniques of tour guiding
• Creating and pricing tour products
• Sales techniques of tour products
• Skills in Tour Operating
• Management in a travel company
• Routes of destinations
• Events
• Tour Internship 1: Phan Thiet Tour and the Mekong Delta Tour
• Internship 2: Ho Chi Minh City Tour - Quang Binh
• Industry-based Practicum (direct internship at travel companies)

IV. Mandatory Subjects

Providing students knowledge related to safety and sustainable development:

• Environment and Environmental Protection
• First Aid

Upon graduation, students majoring in Tourism Management can take on many attractive positions such as:

• Tour operators or travel program designers,
• Tour guides,
• Customer service specialists, event coordinator, or tourism marketing executive,
• Sales staff at travel services at travel agencies, hotels, and resorts, or
• Employees at government agencies in tourism management, tourism promotion centers, and representative offices of international travel companies.

In addition, with the managerial knowledge and skills equipped during the program, graduates may also start their own business in the tourism industry or pursue higher education such as bachelor's or master's degrees to further their long-term career development.

With the increasing demand for high-quality human resources in the tourism and service industry, Travel Management is a potential choice, opening career doors for dynamic, creative young people who love a flexible, internationally integrated working environment.