Does Guizhou Tourism Bureau want interns?

Hello, welcome to join the Guizhou tourism industry and become a member of our industry!

First of all, do you have a tour guide certificate? In the past, the tourism department of our school was divided into tourism management major, hotel management major and tour guide major. At that time, the school required students in the three majors to take the tour guide certificate. Personally, I think that in the tourism industry, it is very convenient to have a tour guide certificate. Once you enter the industry, you will have the opportunity to interact with a wider range of people. I used to study hotel management. Before I graduated, I had an internship at Howard Johnson Tianyi Hotel. However, the internship period was not completed and according to the regulations, the school did not issue a diploma. So I found my family connections and got an internship at a tourism bureau in Guiyang City. Get a diploma after the semester. I wonder if your school has any specific requirements for internship units and content in your major? In addition, tourism bureaus at all levels generally do not want interns from colleges and universities. To get in, you must pass the unified recruitment examination. Of course, if there is a relationship, it will be another matter. Never mind. (Only for internships, you still have to pass the exam to get a job, because the number of people is limited) If you have a tour guide certificate, the internship is easier. It can usually be completed at a travel agency, and you have the opportunity to lead a group. In addition, you can choose travel agency planners, business scenic spot managers, etc. according to your own situation. I don’t know what your career direction is, but as far as internships are concerned, unless there is a relationship, there are relatively more opportunities to choose travel agency-related positions. . If you don’t understand anything else, you can ask me. I wish you good luck in your internship and employment.