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Yes, if you are interested in hotel management, then there is a big scope in that. Candidates who have completed hotel management have a wonderful career prospect. There are essentially four departments in every hotel, like front office, Food & beverage service, Food Production and housekeeping. The candidates who have completed hotel management courses in India can select their career in any department according to his capability. He also can rise high to middle level and higher position step by step. Hotel management incorporates a career and is an interesting job. An individuals who would like to welcome guests returning from various parts of the world and providing them with the comfort and ambiance like their home is a real decision maker. Hotel management courses in India has a great demand. There are several acknowledged organization and institutes that may offer you with the ample scope to pursue career in hotels. Good luck. Thank you.

In my opinion, an MBA definitely has more scope than a CA due to the following reasons:
Most of the IIMS and other good B schools prepare you for general management. They teach you the basic skills needed for each kind of management role, and then you are allowed to specialize in your desired stream later. This gives you a much broader exposure, while a CA restricts you more or less to an accounting role. If you have an MBA, chances are your career progression will be faster as compared to those who don't. This should be true in most of the careers. An MBA is extremely hectic, and the rigor of the programme teaches you a lot of extremely essential skills like time management and hard work. The companies know about the rigor of MBA programmes and value these skills. In case you want to become a CEO or a top manager, it is practically very difficult to reach that position in today's competitive world if you don't have an MBA. The kind of professional networks you build during an MBA will stay with you for the rest of your life and will help you whenever you need professional help or favors. Note that I have very limited knowledge of CA so take my words with a pinch of salt. My answer is based mostly on the interactions I have had with some of my peers at IIMA who are from a CA background.

Hi Jazaar,
Wildlife photography is all about capturing the wild in their own habitat. When you decide to explore into the wilderness you need not have your gear with you.
Before you start making your clicks you should first know many things. When it comes in the way of a wedding or a fashion you can expect or make the subject (models/ people) move according to your light settings but when it comes to the wildlife that's not possible. You have a time of 35 seconds within which you have some major things to do like compose your shot, check your frame, check your angle, check your settings and know the behaviour of the subject and then make a move on clicking on the subject .
Why is it necessary to know the behaviour of the subject? That is because when you know the behaviour of the bird or the animal that your clicking on it will be easy for you to capture their next move.
It is seriously not necessary for you to hire or own a big lenses like 300+ or so even an 16mm can create a wonderful wildlife image if you are sure of the settings and your confident of capturing them in a perfect manner. Wildlife is not actually capturing the animals in close but it actually just means that capturing a wild animal in its own environment/ habitat.
All the best.