Which universities in Taiwan Province Province have departments of hotel management?

For students studying catering management, the indicator school must be Kaohsiung Catering Travel College. Van Gogh is the only teaching school focusing on catering and sightseeing, similar to foreign hotel management schools or hotel management schools. However, Van Gogh has a wide range of recruitment departments: 1. Aviation service department. Department of tourism management. China cuisine department. Western food department 5. Hotel management department. Baking management department 7. Leisure management department. In order to keep up with the trend, other schools also set up departments related to catering and sightseeing. From Taichung to the south, there are national ones: Taichung Institute of Technology (Taichung City), Huwei University of Science and Technology (Yunlin County), Kaohsiung University of Applied Science and Technology (Kaohsiung), Pingtung University of Science and Technology (Pingtung City), Kaohsiung Food Tourism College (Kaohsiung), Penghu University of Science and Technology (Penghu) and Jinmen Institute of Technology (Jinmen). The private one is Nantai University of Science and Technology. Chaoyang university of technology (Taichung County), Shude University (Kaohsiung), Hong Guang University of Science and Technology (Taichung County), Lingdong University of Science and Technology (Taichung City) and Wenzao Foreign Language School (Kaohsiung City) In fact, many schools have departments related to catering and tourism, but whether they want to study or not is a matter of opinion. In fact, you don't have to care whether the department you choose can learn languages, because the foundation of the tourism industry is language, so every school will definitely strengthen students' language ability. You should choose a major and then take a refresher course in the language you want to learn. Depending on which language you want to specialize in, there will be independent language courses. Many schools have strange department names because they want to flaunt their uniqueness. It is impossible for every school to discuss them one by one, but it is enough for me to make a detailed introduction to the department of Gaofan. Other departments have different names just because of different schools. In fact, they are all the same @ Tourism Management: a course to strengthen students' planning, execution and evaluation ability in marketing activities or sightseeing and entertainment activities, and to cultivate students' knowledge of using relevant information systems and technologies @ Catering Management: a compulsory course in catering management, hotel management, business and catering information management, which are three compulsory courses. It can be said that they have learned a lot, but there is no @ Catering Management: cultivating students' expertise in on-site service. The primary level of indoor cooking and menu design, cost analysis, purchasing practice and backcourt management can be said that the catering department is good at @ Tourism Management: teaching students the professional intelligence of tourism industry, such as tourism industry management, tourism resources, tour leader and tour guide practice, tourism planning, tourism sales skills, and tourism dispute handling. Which one best meets your needs @ Leisure Business Management: Curriculum planning covers (leisure behavior research), (leisure resources development and planning) and (leisure industry management), which can be said to be academic @ Applied foreign languages: They will add tourism-related subjects around the national geography, history and humanities of the language they have learned to increase their knowledge. What language majors will eventually say is: Don't worry! The course of four skills is mainly practical in freshman and sophomore, and management in junior and senior, so you can choose your favorite department with confidence. "Management" in the leisure and sightseeing industry is sure to be popular wherever you go. Come on! Ask me if you don't understand.