Is it better to learn tourism English or business English in junior college? What's the difference between tourism English, business English and applied English? What job prospects are good?

These three majors are generally set up in colleges.

Applied English is generally the sum of business English, tourism English and educational English. However, in higher vocational colleges, this major will learn basic knowledge in the first year and then divide it into specific directions in the second year. In other words, if you choose an applied English major, you should further choose your learning direction.

Business English has also become business English, and learning English related to business trade is very professional. There are many professional words, covering a wide range. The employment prospect is also the best, because the salary will be higher and the working environment will be better after counterpart employment.

Tourism English includes tour guide English and hotel English. If you are employed, you can generally work in a star-rated hotel or be a tour guide. Personally, I think the working environment is not as good as business English. But the pressure will be a little less than business English.

In terms of employment opportunities, there are more and more star-rated hotels in China, and some skills are relatively easy to master in business and easy to learn by themselves. Business English requires higher abilities and qualities of employees.