In this study, the effects of perceived suitability, perceived consistency and perceived effectiveness
on entrepreneurship intention were investigated. In addition, the effect of entrepreneurship
education on entrepreneurship intention was investigated. For this purpose, data were collected
from 377 students studying in the field of tourism. Data were analyzed with structural equation
model. As a result of the study, it was found that perceived consistency and perceived effectiveness
significantly affect entrepreneurship intention. However, perceived suitability, perceived
consistency and entrepreneurial intent have been shown to differ significantly between students
who previously have worked in a workplace and those who have not. The fact that the attitude of
entrepreneurship and education has an impact on the education of entrepreneurs needed by the
tourism sector makes this research different. As a result of the analysis, it was found that
perceived suitability, perceived consistency and entrepreneurial intention differ significantly
between those who have worked before and those who have not.