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The double degree in Business Administration and Tourism is suitable for those students interested in developing a professional career in tourism enterprises or in public administrations that work on promoting tourism. Students must be willing to cultivate personal initiative and an entrepreneurial spirit in the tourism and business fields, as well as have an ability for analysis, criticism and synthesis. It should be underlined that developing a positive attitude towards the tourism sphere will be important, as well as international relations, dialogue, communication, the ability to work as part of a team, problem-solving and particularly, knowledge of languages.

The business administration and management programme provides students with a wide range of opportunities to develop their professional careers. In the Balearic Islands, where tourism represents the main economic sector (being directly or indirectly responsible for around 60% of jobs), the specific training in tourism business administration and management on the double degree programme further enhances professional opportunities.

Graduates from this double degree programme benefit from a wide range of career prospects at:

• Hotel businesses (hotel management, deputy management, overseeing international expansion, etc.)
• Tourism product development businesses
• Complementary service and leisure businesses, events management
• Tourism intermediaries such as online travel agencies, tour operators, inbound travel businesses, destination management companies, etc.
• Transport businesses, such as airlines, car hire companies, group transport companies, etc.
• Tax consulting businesses
• Financial analysis businesses
• Auditing businesses
• Public administrations (tourism, economics and tax departments, etc.).

Students may also undertake careers in different departments at leading tourism businesses:

• Finance
• Marketing
• International Expansion
• Accounting and internal auditing
• New product development, etc.

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