The Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Innovation and e-Tourism, born from the partnership between Ca’ Foscari University of Venice and the Italian School of Hospitality, is confirmed for the third consecutive year among the top 100 programs in the world and #1 in Italy in the prestigious QS World University Rankings by Subject, for the “Hospitality and Leisure Management” category.

This is a remarkable achievement that underlines the excellence and innovation that characterize the educational offer of the two institutions.

In particular, this recognized ranking assigns a high score to employer reputation, meaning the reputation that students from this course have acquired with companies that have hosted, met and hired them during and after their internships.

The Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Innovation and e-Tourism has currently over 50 signed agreements with companies including hotels, hotel chains, tour operators and technology and strategic consulting firms in the hospitality industry, and is in the pacement process of over 130 students in internships in Italy and abroad this year.

The program, in fact, stands out for its ability to combine solid theoretical foundations with a practical and innovative approach, preparing its students to face the challenges of the global labor market with advanced skills and an international vision.

The partnership between Ca’ Foscari University and the Italian School of Hospitality, born from the initiative of TH Resorts and Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, has proven to be a winning formula, providing updated skills in line with the needs of a constantly evolving sector. Students on the course have the opportunity to learn from teachers and experts in the sector, participate in innovation projects in the sector and gain experience in the field through internships and collaborations with leading companies in the world of hospitality and tourism.

The ability to innovate, while maintaining a deep connection with tradition and excellence in service, makes the Bachelor’s Degree in Hospitality Innovation and e-Tourism a point of reference for those who aspire to become successful professionals in the world of hospitality and tourism.

The General Director of the Italian School of Hospitality, Giulio Contini, states:

This result, in addition to making us and all the stakeholders of the project proud, is the starting point for restoring Italy’s leadership in the Hospitality and Tourism sector, also through adequate training of young talents as well as upskilling and reskilling of existing professional profiles, as well as a further confirmation of the success of the hotel-school learning by doing model, which complements university lessons with 3 internships in 3 years with increasing responsibilities.”