Tourism, Hospitality, and Entertainment Business Subject Group
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Course group overview
Learn comprehensively about diverse service businesses, including travel, hotels, bridal services, and the leisure industry.Subject groupThat's right. Through tourism management, hospitality theory, Events production, and service management, students develop the ability to balance customer satisfaction with organizational management.
Additionally, through guidance from practitioner instructors and projects in collaboration with companies and local governments, students acquire practical problem-solving skills and teamwork in the field. We will scientifically and creatively study "services that move people's hearts" and cultivate human resources who can contribute to the development of the tourism and service industries.
Additionally, through guidance from practitioner instructors and projects in collaboration with companies and local governments, students acquire practical problem-solving skills and teamwork in the field. We will scientifically and creatively study "services that move people's hearts" and cultivate human resources who can contribute to the development of the tourism and service industries.
Featured Classes
Travel Industry Management Theory
This course provides a practical and detailed understanding of how travel agencies are managed. It clarifies the diverse range of services offered by travel agencies, including educational travel, corporate travel, and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) services.
Hotel Management
This course focuses on the hotel business and teaches how to manage business resources to improve corporate performance. Through diverse case studies, participants will acquire strategic planning, organizational design, and management skills.
Entertainment Industry Theory
You will learn about the industry overview, demand trends, management trends, future prospects, and challenges for industries such as music, books and magazines, movies, theater, TV, games, karaoke, museums, and sports events.
Examples of courses in Tourism, Hospitality, and Entertainment Business / Other courses and subjects
- Leisure and Tourism Theory
- Tourism geography
- Tourism and Transportation Theory
- Travel Industry Management Theory
- Travel Marketing
- Inbound Tourism Business Theory
- Hotel Business
- Hotel Management
- Bridal Business
- Theme Park Theory
- Tourism and Regional Development Theory
- Entertainment industry theory, etc.
Lessons learned from seniors
The exciting and practical lessons stimulated my curiosity and broadened my range of interests.
Shiho Takahashi
The appeal of this academic program lies in its abundance of excitement. The diverse range of lectures stimulates curiosity, and the practical sessions, offering new experiences, are thrilling. The special lecture (Entertainment Content Planning) is unique in its entertainment-related content, and the collaborative teaching style, where students brainstorm ideas, is refreshing. In my seminar, I worked on a project-based learning (PBL) project focused on fan marketing for the entertainment industry. My goal is to one day work overseas, and I want to further deepen my understanding of Japanese hospitality and different cultures.Characteristics of the academic group
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