Roller Coaster

Sea World set to welcome Orlando’s tallest, fastest and longest rollercoaster
Surfacing next summer is Mako, a 200-foot-tall hypercoaster that will reach speeds of up to 73 mph along 4,760 feet of steel track — nearly a mile long — leaving riders feeling both breathless and weightless.

Familiarization Trip

   Students of The Tourism School at Five Star Hotel Taj Palace for a familiarization trip

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque In Abu Dhabi

Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque was built to welcome the world – and has an open-door policy that harkens back to the golden age of Islam.
The mosque’s main courtyard – a gleaming white space edged by reflective pools and inlaid columns with enough space for 30,000 people – was inspired by Pakistan's [Badshahi Mosque]. In its corners stand four 107m-high minarets that bring together three geometrical styles from three different civilisations: Mamluk cubes from Egypt at ground level, Fatimid-style hexagons from North Africa in the middle and, on top, cylinders inspired by Turkey’s Ottoman architecture.

New Batches Starting From 1st of June In CP and GTB Nagar (near north campus)

New batches starting in CP from June 1, 2015. CP Center is operational for Demo Class, Counselling, Admissions.

To schedule your Demo Class,Counselling in CP Center, call +91-92120 09920, 91360 67596

To schedule Demo Class in GTB Nagar, Near North Campus, Call +91-88828 88309, 011-2760 1115

or you can also leave our contact details on www.thetourismschool.com

Medellin

                                                        Medellin, Colombia

Situated in a narrow valley, the city's skyline reaches for the heavens, setting high-rise apartment and  office buildings against a backdrop of jagged peaks in every direction. 
Its pleasant climate gives the city its nickname – the City of Eternal Spring.It's a bustling city of industry and commerce, especially textile manufacturing and exported cut flowers.

Mano Del Desierto

                                                                    The Hand in the Desert
                                                                      (Mano Del Desierto)

It is made out of iron and cement and sits in the middle of the Atacama Desert (in Chile) which is the driest desert in the world. The sculpture was created to signify the horrifying human rights issues that the Chileans have dealt with in the past.
 

Toledo, Spain

Toledo, Spain :The city is surrounded by the River Tajo on three sides and two medieval walls on the fourth side. The old city is relatively small and can be crossed in 45 minutes, so you are never too far from the center. When you want to head back, just head uphill and you are virtually guaranteed to end up at the main plaza, Plaza de Zocodover. There is a "Land Train" operating from the centre of the town.

Distance Learning Course

The Tourism School introduces 2 new Distance Learning Courses:

1.Travel and Tourism Diploma Foundation Level (Job Oriented)
2. Travel Business ( For those who want to open their own travel agency)
For more details, please visit http://www.thetourismschool.com/distance-learning.php