Bachelor in Airline &Tourism Management

Airline &Tourism Management at Youngsan University combines two related fields, air travel operations and the broader tourism industry, into a single program of study. Coursework typically covers airline operations, airport ground services, travel agency management, tour planning, and tourism marketing, alongside customer service training relevant to both airline and travel settings. Students often learn about airline ticketing and reservation systems, the regulatory environment surrounding air travel, and how tourism businesses design and sell travel packages and destination experiences. Because the program spans both airline operations and tourism more broadly, students build skills that apply to customer service, logistics, and marketing across the wider travel industry rather than a single employer type. Graduates commonly move into roles such as airline customer service or ground staff, travel agency consultant, tour coordinator, or roles within airport operations, and some continue into tourism marketing or destination management positions. Airline &Tourism Management is offered as a bachelor's degree at Youngsan University in Haeundae-gu, South Korea, delivered in English. The program takes four years to complete, with new students able to start in March or September. Students entering this field should expect coursework that mixes practical service training, such as simulated check-in or reservation exercises, with business and marketing theory relevant to both airlines and the tourism sector, since the two industries are closely linked in practice.