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So as you said, you have a plan of doing MBA in tourism and airport management. First, you have to understand that the both courses are different B.Com, I will deal with accounting, Maths, Commerce, but if you take travel and tourism industry its full about management. Still, some accounts syllabus will be there and the syllabus includes:
Management Process and Behaviour
Managerial Economics
Managerial Communication
Business Environment
Air Transport Management
Accounting for Managers
Business Law
Human Resource Management
Computer Applications in Management
Airport Planning and Design
Airline Marketing and Management
Research Methodology
Airport Economics
Entrepreneurship Development
Aviation Law
Project Report and Viva Voice
And it comes under hospitality industry. Also, you can get work in hospitality industry as well. As you have finished your B.com, this course will definitely be easy for you.

It is a sad fact that because of lack of awareness people treat BA as the end of a career, but the truth is even a BA student has an equal opportunity to be as successful as a person working in an IT company. There are many courses available for a BA graduate. Design is a very good field. Many IT companies like Microsoft India, Infosys, Wipro, etc. are nowadays hiring design professionals as project managers and at a premium salary than an IT professional. It all depends on your interest. First, explore your interest if design fascinates you then there are fields like communication design, product design, fashion design, accessory design and jewellery design. If fashion industry fascinates you then you can make your career in the fields like fashion styling, fashion communication and fashion photography. There are courses like event management, fashion lifestyle, business management, luxury brand management, merchandising and buying.

Top B-Schools in India have been supporting academic diversity to a great extent. This is where your BA background can help you get admission.
Even if you will start off at a slight disadvantage as compared to your B-school classmates, you can always prepare for it before hand and try to cope up in due course of time. Survival will have more to do with your mindset, attitude and ability to learn new subjects in the given time frame. To get a head start, you can go through online material pertaining to MBA subjects and can even enroll in MOOC offered on various educational websites and learn fundamentals (and advanced topics too) of B-school subjects like accounting, operations, networking, digital marketing, etc.
All the best!