2. Industry Overview
India's travel and tourism sector ranks 7th in the world in terms of its total contribution to the country's GDP, the sum is equivalent to 9.6%. 
Travel and tourism sector generated Rs 14.1 trillion Revenue in 2016
Additionally, the sector created 40.3 million jobs in 2016, which ranks India 2nd in the world in terms of total employment generated. The sector accounts for 9.3% of the country's total jobs. 
Domestic Tourism contributes 88% to the Revenues
9 million international arrivals in 2016, placing it at 40th place in the world 
Restaurants are the largest growth area and will account for 78% of total people employed by Hotels are aspirational and will employ 17% of the workforce.
Additionally, Facilities Management is going to be one of the largest employer with requirement of over 10 million jobs

3. About THSC THSC was formed in 2014, as an autonomous Society
THSC is an Industry body Created of and for the Industry.
Acts as are standard Platform to Connect Industry, Government, Skill Partners and Students.
THSC works under the leadership and ambit of Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship. Our processes and policies are under the directives and guidance of MSDE and NSDC.

4. Sub Sectors of THSC;

5. Skilling ECO System at THSC;
Standards
Training
Assessments & Certification
Industry Connect

6. Members of Governing Body;
SOME LARGE MEMBERS
MEDIUM & SMALL MEMBERS COMPRISE
ASSOCIATIONS / ACADEMIC PARTNERS
Oberoi Hotels
Bikanervala
Welcomegroup Graduate School of Hotel Administration
Mahindra Holidays and Resorts
Speciality Group Of Restaurants
Christ College, Bangalore
The Taj Group
Sarovar Hotels
Indian Heritage Hotels Association
Carlson Rezidor Group
Duet Hotels
National Restaurant Association of India
Lemon Tree
ATE Group Of Companies
Travel Agents Association Of India
Kuoni Destination Management
Radisson
Hotel Association Of India
Everstone Capital
Confederation of Indian Industry
Jubilant Foodworks
Le Passage
Leela Hotels
Sodexo

7. THSC Skilling Ecosystem
65 Qualification Packs
10 QP Used in PMKVY with Handbooks in multiple languages
27 QPs in use
45 Curriculum
5 Trans national QPs
19 State Skill Missions
62 Colleges under UGC
8 Schools boards
160 Training Partners affiliated 695 approved training centres across 28 states Candidates Certified Trainers Certified 12 Master Trainers Stand Alone Center 25 PMKK Centers 59
6 Assessment Bodies Empanelled
Digitalized Training of Assessors
Digital Assessments
Result Audits
Specialized Online Portal to Facilitate
Industry placements
Demand aggregation
Industry Funded training
Currently Industry Partners with over 500 units registered on SkillGrid

8. Capture Future Requirements Recognition of Prior Learning
Key Features of the Portal
Candidate Search: For
Permanent Hire
OJT
ODC
Apprenticeship
Capture Future Requirements
Recognition of Prior Learning
Key Objectives
Job Market Place
Demand Aggregation
Demand driven Training
Industry Funded Training
Apprenticeship Integration

9. PMKK – Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra
Scope of Association
Center of Excellence
PMKK – Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Kendra
PMMKK – Pradhan Mantri Mahila Kaushal Kendra
IISC – India International Skill Center
Standalone centers