Learn in Two Languages, Experience the World, and Turn Your Passion into a Global Career
The Tourism and Hospitality Management Program at the International School of Tourism offers a learning pathway for students who are passionate about service, languages, travel, and international experiences.
If you enjoy meeting people, exploring new places, learning languages, and discovering different cultures, the Thai–English Program in Tourism and Hospitality Management could be the pathway that transforms your interests into professional skills and opens new opportunities beyond the classroom.
Two Languages. International Experience.
The Thai–English Program combines tourism and hospitality knowledge with practical communication and language development. Students spend 2.5 years studying in Thailand before extending their learning through one year of overseas study and practical experience. This international exposure helps students experience new cultures, environments, and professional perspectives.
2.5 Years in Thailand
Build a strong foundation in tourism, hospitality, service, and management.
1 Year Overseas
Expand your perspectives through overseas study and practical experience.
Language Development
Strengthen communication skills for real-life and professional tourism and hospitality contexts.
International Networks
Gain learning opportunities through experienced lecturers and international networks.
Languages Are More Than Subjects — They Are Career Skills
Tourism and hospitality professionals communicate with people from around the world. Students are therefore encouraged to develop practical language skills that build confidence and can be applied directly in international working environments.
Learn Through Experience and Prepare for the Professional World
Learning goes beyond the classroom. Students develop professional competencies through experiences connected to the tourism and hospitality industry, helping them understand real working environments, strengthen teamwork, develop cross-cultural communication, and build confidence before entering their careers.
The program aims to prepare graduates who are not only academically capable, but also adaptable, internationally minded, and ready to work effectively with people from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Future Career Opportunities
- Hotel and Resort Management
- Tourism Business Entrepreneurship
- Event and MICE Management
- International Business and Service Careers
Let’s Turn Your Passion into a Global Career!
For students who love service, languages, travel, and international experiences, the Thai–English Program can be the first step toward an exciting future in the global tourism and hospitality industry.
SDG Report & Relevant Goals
The program and its learning approach contribute to the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
| SDG Goal | Target Description | Connection to Program |
|---|---|---|
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Goal 4: Quality Education |
Promotes quality education by developing tourism and hospitality knowledge, professional competencies, communication skills, language proficiency, and experiential learning opportunities in both domestic and international contexts. |
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Goal 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth |
Develops industry-relevant professional, communication, language, and international competencies that enhance students' employability and readiness for meaningful careers in tourism and hospitality. |
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Goal 17: Partnerships for the Goals |
Encourages international partnerships and networks that broaden opportunities for overseas learning, practical experience, knowledge exchange, and student development in an international context. |
