Master Tourisme — Management du tourisme durable

For Master Tourisme — Management du tourisme durable, tuition fees are 292 USD per year.

Master Tourisme, with a specialization in Management du tourisme durable, belongs to the field of tourism management, with particular attention to sustainability. Programs in this area study how tourism businesses and destinations are planned, managed, and marketed, while addressing the environmental, social, and economic impact of tourism activity. Typical coursework covers tourism economics, destination management, marketing for the tourism and hospitality sector, and sustainable development principles applied to tourism, including topics such as resource management, community impact, and responsible travel practices. Students often study case-based examples of destinations and tourism organizations working to balance visitor demand with environmental and cultural preservation. Graduates trained in sustainable tourism management typically work for tourism boards and destination management organizations, hospitality and travel companies, regional development agencies, and consultancies advising on sustainable tourism strategy. Others move into roles focused specifically on environmental or social impact assessment within the tourism sector, or continue into further study of sustainable development and tourism policy. This master's degree is offered by Université de Toulon, located in La Garde, France. The program runs for two years, with a start date in September, and yearly tuition of 250 EUR. Instruction is delivered in French, meaning students study tourism management and sustainability principles through French-medium coursework throughout the two years of the program, preparing them for roles that require both business and sustainability expertise in the tourism sector.