Having spent years creating my own travel and tourism teaching resources only to never use them again due to changes in teaching loads/jobs etc, I think it is crazy not to share them with people who can make good use of them! Whether you’re at a school, college or university, teaching can be a challenge […]
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How to maximise in-flight sales and revenue
Airlines are relying more and more on ancillary revenue as a way to make a profit. But how can airlines maximise in-flight sales and revenue? As you will have read in my recent post ‘What is Airline Ancillary Revenue Management?’, airlines are finding it more and more difficult to make a profit in today’s industry. […]
Why you should get your degree before becoming Cabin Crew
This post was last updated on January 10th, 2020 at 03:29 amBeing a Tourism and Aviation Lecturer, I get a lot of people asking me for career advice. One of the most common questions that I’m asked is ‘should I do a degree before becoming Cabin Crew?’ My answer? YES. OK, ok, I hear what […]
Becoming Cabin Crew: A Cabin Crew Textbook for BTEC, NCFE & City and Guilds
Having taught Cabin Crew programmes for over ten years, there is one thing that is clear- there is a dearth of teaching resources to help students and Teachers! In fact, I have been able to find only one Cabin Crew textbook, written in 2015, that I wasn’t the biggest fan of. So, I decided to […]
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How to get a Job Working for a Private Jet Company
When most people think of becoming Cabin Crew, or a pilot for that matter, they immediately think of the well-known, commercial airlines. British Airways, Virgin Atlantic, easyJet, Thomas Cook… These are great airlines to work for, but many decide at some point that they have had enough of working for a commercial airline and that […]