Punjab sends more young people abroad than almost any other state in India, and the hospitality, tourism, aviation and travel industries are one of the routes they take. What is often missing is the middle step: a recognised skill, a real work placement and a documented record of having done the job — instead of a visa application built on nothing but intent.
CARIYA Global works with students from Mohali, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Jalandhar, Patiala and Bathinda. Counselling runs from the Chandigarh office at SCO 64-65, Sector 34-A, which is inside a short drive or a train ride from every one of those cities.
Each city page below sets out the local industry picture honestly — Amritsar's pilgrimage-and-international-airport economy is not Ludhiana's industrial-hospitality economy, and the pathway advice differs accordingly.