fitness management resources
Thursday, July 8th, 2010
All suggestions for use with a degree in recreation and tourism?
I am important in the recreation and tourism. Not really, as the Vacation organization for people. but rather as the management for the parks department. Description The College also includes the ability to manage fitness centers or active park planning. I worked three years for the Parks Department in the maintenance team and therefore experience with this organization. The problem is that I have worked as a laborer. Although this is a great job for a student I need a better paying career. And I also want to put my degree to work. A large number of people working to maintain without qualification. I'm not working to limit the Parks Department. I was looking for jobs in the government through usajobs.opm.gov. Still I have two years of college to do. I like the work of Park Services, but I would not mind the human resources field other government agencies. I hope it's a broad major that I have and that could be considered for many different jobs. Suggestions?
According http://www.articlestreet.com/career/opportunities-in-a-resort-management-career-the-billion-dollar-tourism-industry.html "Tourism shopping and entertainment area is located in a 800 billion U.S. dollars. In general, tourism accounts for about 12% of GDP, employs 10% workforce worldwide. It is estimated that by 2020, more than half of all employed persons in the world will participate directly or indirectly in the tourism industry. In the United States, the travel-related tourism is the second employer first and third in 32 states. "You can have a career as a station chief, coordinator special events for the organization of meetings / conferences, visiting operations management, meeting at the site manager, trainee travel agent, hotel cruise, hotel management trainee, resort recreation management, tourism coordinator, natural or cultural guide, and park manager.