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Hospitality schools with plenty of student[url=https://www.kullu-manali.co.in/] travels[/url] in their courses, need to have as many resources in many destinations to answer the needs of their students and employees.Yes it does make sense as long as there is transparency. We work on a tight budget for our field trips, conferences etc and this is diluted when having to use university allocated travel agents who will obviously take their commission.
If the representatives are traveling a lot, of course, it makes sense. You can make contacts with the Airline Companies to get discounts directly. Moreover, each business offer discounts for group traveling. I know that from my personal experience. We have a huge family, and we are usually traveling to different states in the US. We are getting a lot of miles and many discounts for flight tickets and hotels. The last hotel that we stayed in was a part of www.westgateresorts.com. We've spent our anniversary with my husband. Very romantic. Now, we are planning our next romantic trip. Thinking about Europe.
Definitely agree with you. A hospitality school should have an understanding of what "transparency" means. Transparency means that you understand what's going on, and you can report problems if there are problems. Hospitality schools have certain rules that should be clear to all students. For example, our university, an educational institution with more than 3,000 years of experience, has rules about how we conduct trips. We are planning a trip to Germany soon https://www.montaregio.de/de/. The plan includes a full description of the purpose of the trip and a large program of lectures about places to visit