This research, titled "Redefining Horizons: Charting the Future of Egyptian Tourism and Hospitality Higher Education through the Identification of New Industry Occupations," navigates the evolving landscape of the tourism and hospitality sector in Egypt. The study aims to identify emerging occupations within the industry, laying the groundwork for the development of curricula in higher education institutions. By scrutinizing industry trends, technological advancements, and changing consumer preferences, the research endeavors to equip educational institutions with insights to prepare students for novel roles in this dynamic field.

Tourism Industry, Hospitality Education, Curriculum Development

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