Hotel graduates, what else can they do besides hotels? It's almost two months since they resigned. The more interviews, the less I know what I like.

I also worked as an intern in a hotel before studying tourism management. If you plan to continue working in a hotel, I suggest you go to a chain hotel for development. High-star hotels such as Kaiyuan in China and Marriott Hilton abroad are all very good. If you go to China Living Group, Home Inn and other budget hotels, you can. It is not recommended for girls to do catering, and they are very tired, slow to rise and have irregular working hours. I suggest that the departments of human resources, front desk, sales and income rise rapidly. Moreover, it has certain professionalism, which is helpful for future development and rises rapidly. Finally, the hotel industry is really the king of leftovers. If there is no direction to suggest the development of tourism, the tour guides and programs are very trained, and the income is still considerable. Ask the user: Zhang Wang.

I am a tourism management major, and now I quit my job and look at Zhaopin's recruitment in a rented house. From Q user: Kong Lifang