As a Tourism Product Manager, you will need to master following:

• assess an area as a tourism destination
• build a network of suppliers in tourism
• carry out inventory planning
• develop tourism destinations
• develop travel charter programme
• engage local communities in the management of natural protected areas
• geographical areas relevant to tourism
• implement sales strategies
• manage conservation of natural and cultural heritage
• manage distribution of destination promotional materials
• manage production of destination promotional materials
• measure sustainability of tourism activities
• participate in tourism events
• plan measures to safeguard cultural heritage
• plan measures to safeguard natural protected areas
• produce content for tourism brochures
• sales strategies
• set up pricing strategies
• support community-based tourism
• support local tourism
• tourism market
• tourist resources of a destination for further development
• use e-tourism platforms

More generally, a tourism product manager is also versed in:

• build business relationships
• comply with food safety and hygiene
• create annual marketing budget
• create new concepts
• develop tourism products
• implement marketing strategies
• maintain customer service
• manage contracts
• manage distribution channels
• manage medium term objectives
• market analysis
• monitor contractor performance
• negotiate supplier arrangements
• plan medium to long term objectives

It also helps to know the following:

• ecotourism
• educate on sustainable tourism
• improve customer traveling experiences with augmented reality
• promote virtual reality travelling experiences
• self-service technologies in tourism
• utilise cross-selling
• apply foreign languages in tourism
• augmented reality
• develop inclusive communication material
• virtual reality