By completing this course the student will:

  • Learn the basic history and future of the travel industry.
  • Learn to identify the various types of travelers and match them to the correct travel products.
  • Learn how airline computer reservation systems operate.
  • Learn the basics of travel geography.
  • Learn how domestic and international airfares are determined.
  • Learn the proper documentation needed to travel internationally and how to obtain it.
  • Study how the ground transportation system works including rail, cars, and bus tours.
  • Learn how hotels are rated, priced, as well as the different between a hotel and a resort.
  • Learn about cruises - how to read and understand brochures, match the client to the proper ship, and explain the value of cruising.
  • Learn the various types of tours from escorted to independent.
  • Learn about marketing.
  • Learn the basic formats used by the airlines to book flights, price tickets, build the passenger name record (PNR).
  • Learn how to change or cancel records.
  • Learn how to book cars and hotels in the reservation system.


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Travel Agent Training

GES 218 -- 200 hours

Course Objectives


    By completing this course the student will:

    • Learn the basic history and future of the travel industry.
    • Learn to identify the various types of travelers and match them to the correct travel products.
    • Learn how airline computer reservation systems operate.
    • Learn the basics of travel geography.
    • Learn how domestic and international airfares are determined.
    • Learn the proper documentation needed to travel internationally and how to obtain it.
    • Study how the ground transportation system works including rail, cars, and bus tours.
    • Learn how hotels are rated, priced, as well as the different between a hotel and a resort.
    • Learn about cruises - how to read and understand brochures, match the client to the proper ship, and explain the value of cruising.
    • Learn the various types of tours from escorted to independent.
    • Learn about marketing.
    • Learn the basic formats used by the airlines to book flights, price tickets, build the passenger name record (PNR).
    • Learn how to change or cancel records.
    • Learn how to book cars and hotels in the reservation system.


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