MSc in Tourism Revenue Management — Master at London School of Tourism & International Travel Management

MSc in Tourism Revenue Management


Course Overview

The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management is a 12 to 18-month LSTITM postgraduate programme in the Tourism and Destination Management department. It prepares senior practitioners to run and lead tourism revenue-management programmes across operators, OTAs and destination-linked hospitality. The MSc is aligned with references from IATA, CIM and the Tourism Society.

By graduation you will hold a research-informed Master's, a dissertation of at least 15,000 words on a live revenue-management question and a portfolio of board-ready pricing and yield decisions. The programme layers case studies, structured tutorials and applied assessments across destination branding, visitor economies, community-focused tourism and inbound market development, giving senior practitioners and consultancy leads a route into destination management, tour operations and inbound tourism that recruiters can quickly read on a CV. You will exit the course able to demonstrate front-line judgement in interview scenarios and to answer probing questions about how DMOs, tourism boards, inbound operators and heritage sites operate in the current UK market.

Key Features

  • Full postgraduate MSc route with substantial dissertation
  • Reference to IATA, CIM and Tourism Society pricing standards
  • Applied practice on demand shaping, price elasticity and yield systems
  • Board-briefing coaching for senior audiences
  • Dedicated MSc careers service for revenue-track roles
  • Online, on-campus in London and distance-learning delivery
  • Case-based assessment covering inbound arrivals, cultural heritage sites, seasonality, DMO governance, community engagement, sustainable visitor economies
  • Applied a peer-reviewed workshop format with rolling written feedback

What You Will Learn

  • How to run a yield programme across seasonality and demand cycles
  • How to translate elasticity models into practical UK operator moves
  • How to defend a revenue decision against sales and marketing pushback
  • How ABTA rules affect dynamic pricing presentation
  • How to design revenue KPIs that resist gaming
  • How to keep revenue and CX outcomes aligned across a programme
  • How to protect research integrity in commercial revenue work
  • How to write a 15,000-word Master's dissertation on a revenue question
  • How London and regional DMOs, national tourism boards, heritage organisations and inbound tour operators apply destination briefing, visitor-economy mapping and cross-partner coordination to real UK trading decisions
  • How to structure a written recommendation for a senior UK tourism manager

Who This Course Is For

  • Senior tourism operators moving into revenue-management roles
  • OTA and airline commercial specialists targeting head-of-revenue tracks
  • Consultancy analysts specialising in tourism pricing
  • International applicants targeting UK executive revenue posts

Career Pathways

  • Revenue Analyst (Tourism)
  • Head of Tourism Development
  • Tourism Business Analyst
  • Tourism Investment Analyst
  • Global Tourism Manager
  • Airline Distribution Manager

LSTITM's MSc careers service coaches learners on executive CV structure, revenue-style interviews and consultancy applications and connects graduates to London-based revenue teams in tour operators, OTAs and airlines.

Entry Requirements

  • A UK 2:2 (Lower Second Class) honours degree or overseas equivalent in any discipline
  • Applicants without a first degree may be considered with 5+ years senior tourism revenue experience
  • IELTS 6.5 overall (no band under 6.0) or equivalent English proficiency
  • A 500-word research statement on your chosen tourism revenue specialisation
  • Two academic or professional references and a short interview

Why Study at LSTITM

LSTITM is the London School of Tourism and International Travel Management, a specialist division of Harold International College of London focused on destination, business, systems and strategic disciplines. Programmes are aligned with recognised UK bodies including the Tourism Society, ITT, ABTA, CIM, BCS and UKHospitality.

Our curriculum is written by former revenue directors, airline commercial leaders and travel-industry consultants and delivered on-campus, online and by distance learning to fit senior practitioners globally.

Beyond the taught curriculum, MSc in Tourism Revenue Management learners join the wider LSTITM community across London and online, with rolling guest sessions from working professionals in DMOs, tourism boards, inbound operators and heritage sites. These sessions bring the research-informed decision-making, dissertation-quality analysis and board-level defence focus of the programme to life through concrete examples, and demystify how modern destination management, tour operations and inbound tourism teams recruit, promote and develop their people. Every learner also receives structured feedback on written assessments so that stakeholder confidence becomes visible in the finished portfolio, ready for interview or promotion review.

The LSTITM approach is deliberate: pair recognised UK professional-body reference points with hands-on tutor guidance, structured tutorials and real case material from London tour operators, OTAs, airlines and destination boards. That combination is what turns the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management into more than a certificate on the wall, and into a piece of evidence that recruiters, promotion panels and consultancy partners can actually use.

Apply for MSc in Tourism Revenue Management

The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management opens with structured annual intakes at LSTITM's London campus and online. Advance into executive tourism leadership with LSTITM through a research-informed revenue-management MSc. The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management sits inside a wider LSTITM portfolio, so learners on this executive Master's route can move confidently into the next articulation step. Admissions typically responds within three working days, and applicants receive documented feedback on any application query before the next intake window closes. Enrol Now

Frequently asked questions.

Common questions about MSc in Tourism Revenue Management.

The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management runs across 12 to 18 months, and the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management ends with a substantial dissertation.

The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management is delivered online, on-campus and by distance learning, so international students can join the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management.

Yes, the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management is a research-informed Master's with IATA and CIM references, so the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management is credible with revenue recruiters.

The MSc in Tourism Revenue Management needs a UK 2:2 or overseas equivalent or 5+ years senior experience with IELTS 6.5 for international applicants entering the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management.

Fees for the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management are on the LSTITM admissions pages, with instalment plans and progression-route scholarships for the MSc in Tourism Revenue Management.