How about logistics management, hotel management, tourism management, exhibition planning and management, and marketing? Which would be better?

Different schools offer different courses with different emphases.

Logistics management: goods documentary, warehousing, goods deployment, etc.

Hotel management: etiquette, service flow, fruit platter arrangement, personnel management arrangement, banquet hall public relations department, etc.

Tourism management: knowledge of tour guides, matters needing attention such as local escort and full escort, etc.

Exhibition planning and management: I don't know much about this. I haven't had any in-depth contact. My impression is the layout and planning of the exhibition hall, such as venue rental fees, means and methods of exhibition.

Marketing: Some focus on marketing, while others focus on management. This is my major. Our school focuses on management and offers many management disciplines.

But those who study management have never thought about managing others! They are all "starting from the grassroots." What's more, learning is very virtual, and theory and practice don't match! What a waste of time (it will take some time to get used to the fact that "theory is theory and practice is practice" after graduation)

Personally, I suggest choosing a major that can learn real things.

You can't be arrogant Being a worker will never starve to death. If you learn well in college, workers will soon be promoted to engineers or something! You can live anywhere with a skill!