The tourism industry is moving forward, and now it's technology-driven, which is enhancing the mode of being a tour guide, meaning you’re creating experiences people actually remember. Picking up on this, Bhawanipur Global Campus’s School of Hospitality and Culinary Arts rolled out a workshop focused on tour guiding and interpretation skills to help students get ready for what the job really requires.
Dr Satyajit Sinha, one of the institute’s associate professors, led the session. He’s got plenty of insight and made it clear that tour guiding is much more than basic storytelling. It’s really about weaving together heritage interpretation and sharp communication to make tours come alive.
During the workshop, students actually got to dive into lively discussions and explore real-world scenarios that they’ll face in the field. They learned how to handle the crisis management curveballs and expectations that come with the job and got to practice thinking on their feet.
By the end, every student walked away with better knowledge on what the industry looks for and felt more satisfied and confident about stepping into professional industrial roles. The hands-on training made the whole thing stick, and now these students are ready to deliver tours that actually mean something.
This article has been produced on behalf of Bhawanipur Global Campus by ABP digital Brand Hub.
