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DEPARTMENT OF HOSPITALITYLearn how the global travel industry actually runs — destinations, airlines, tour operations — and build a career that moves.
B.B.A.
Degree Awarded
3 Years
Typical Duration
98
Credit Hours
7+
Career Paths
The Bachelor of Business Administration in Travel & Tourism covers destination management, airline and tour operations, and heritage tourism, preparing you for a genuinely global career.
You'll plan tour itineraries, study destination marketing case studies, and learn the operational side of airlines and travel agencies.
Faculty: Faculty of Business
Degree: Bachelor of Business
Credits: 98 credit hours
Duration: 3 years
Faculty Email: fob@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the courses and credit hours in AUL's Travel & Tourism study plan.
ENG 203 — English for Academic Writing3
CST 201 — General Education I3
BUS 101 — Introduction to Business3
TTM 201 — Introduction to Travel & Tourism3
TTM 205 — Geography of Tourism4
ENG 204 — Advanced English Academic Writing3
CST 202 — General Education II3
ACC 201 — Financial Accounting I3
TTM 210 — Airline & Airport Operations4
MKT 201 — Principles of Marketing3
ENG 206 — Business Communication Skills3
TTM 301 — Tour Operations Management3
TTM 305 — Destination Marketing4
MGT 201 — Principles of Management3
FIN 210 — Business Statistics3
TTM 310 — Heritage & Cultural Tourism3
TTM 315 — Global Distribution Systems4
HTM 201 — Introduction to Hospitality Management3
BUS 305 — Business Law3
FRE — Free Elective3
TTM 401 — Supervised Travel Industry Practicum6
TTM 405 — Sustainable & Eco-Tourism4
TTM-I — Major Elective I3
FRE — Free Elective3
TTM 450 — Tourism Strategy Capstone4
TTM 455 — Crisis Management in Tourism3
TTM-II — Major Elective II3
BUS 460 — Business Capstone Project6
Design tour itineraries and destination marketing plans.
Manage airline, hotel, and tour operator booking workflows.
Apply heritage and sustainable tourism principles to destination management.
Provide culturally aware customer service across global markets.
Use digital reservation and booking systems used across the industry.
Graduates move into airlines, tour operators, destination management, and hospitality-adjacent roles worldwide.
Airline Customer Service
Airport Information Manager
Heritage Manager
Resort Representative
Tour Manager
Destination Manager
Attraction Developer
Apply to the Travel & Tourism program or talk to admissions about your next step.