Dallas Trip 2025 

Hospitality and Retail Management field tours are available to enrich your knowledge with the adventure of multicultural experiences. You are guaranteed to learn with dynamic, genuine experiences through our faculty led field trips, hosted annually each spring.

Dallas, TX - April 8 - 10, 2026

• Registration and fee deadline: January 20, 2026 (aligned with the standard class registration deadline).

Student Registration Requirements

Students must register for a noncredit course in order to participate.

Undergraduate Retail & Hospitality majors: register for 4000-010

Graduate students: register for 5311-010

Once students register, a $100 trip fee will be assessed.

Company Tours

Confirmed tours for 2026 include:

7-Eleven
Neiman Marcus
H-E-B

Hospitality partners: TBD (more information coming soon)

Contact the Program Faculty

• Name: Dr. Leslie Cuevas
• Email:lcuevas@ttu.edu

• Name: Dr. Stacy Lee
• Email:stacy.h.lee@ttu.edu

Field Trip Reflections

 "This trip is amazing for students who may not know exactly what their day-to-day life could be like after graduating from college. Being able to see what the office could potentially look like and what exactly you could be doing is great clarification and may even connect you with your future boss! I suggest asking any and every question you have about the industry and career, since that is what helped me figure out that I wanted to do Space Planning."

– Josey Lovejoy, undergraduate student in Retail Management.

"Having access to these headquarters through TTUHRM was incredible. The two-day visit was definitely worth it! The schedules were relaxed and not too intense. It’s a great opportunity for graduating students to explore which corporate family they want to join.”

–Yuju (Rubie) Kao, Ph.D. candidate in Hospitality and Retail Management

 “The most memorable part of the trip was seeing how each company uses creativity and innovation to succeed. It changed how I see the retail industry by showing how businesses like H-E-B, 7-Eleven, and At Home meet customer needs with strategies like sustainability and digital tools. The trip also helped me understand how retail is always changing to keep up with demand. Plus, it was a great way to make new friends and connect with others who share similar goals.”

–Sofia Avila, master’s student in Retail Management