To become an accountant, you must pass the CPA Exam, and to become a lawyer, you must pass the Bar Exam, but what qualification do you need to become a travel advisor? The short answer is no. There is no global exam or course that people must take in order to become travel consultants. There are, however, various travel advisor certification programs that will set you apart from the average Joe Schmo who decides to become a travel advisor. Since 1964, The Travel Institute has provided all levels of travel professional training. These programs lay the groundwork for a prosperous career, and continuous education ensures that travel advisers keep current with industry trends. Learn more about two travel adviser certification programs by clicking on the links below:
CTA
What is a CTA?
A CTA is a Certified Travel Associate. To become a CTA, you must first have 18 months of travel industry experience before you have the option to complete a training program, and then pass an exam.
Why become a CTA?
Becoming a CTA is like earning a specialization in any career. It shows your dedication to your industry as well as your knowledge and experience. You don’t have to have a certification to be a travel advisor, which means someone could call himself or herself a travel advisor and lack major skills and experience. As a CTA, you stand out from the rest.
CTC
What is a CTC?
A CTA is a Certified Travel Counselor. To be a CTC, you must have five years of travel industry experience, be a CTA, and complete a course.
Why become a CTC?
The CTC program gives travel advisors the tools to take their career a step further as a travel manager. Participants learn the management skills necessary to be successful in an ever-changing industry. Earning a CTC designation is one of the highest achievements in the industry.
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