English major graduates want to go to a five-star hotel for development. Is there a good development prospect? How to find such a job?

English majors can be hotels. If you really choose the hotel industry, it should be an international five-star hotel, such as Starwood, Shangri-La and Accor. It depends on your own wishes, whether you want to be a front-line department like the front desk or a back-office department. Good English is a great advantage. Everyone in the hotel can speak English, but few people really communicate without barriers (except foreigners who come back from studying abroad).

Many managers of international five-star hotels are foreigners whose mother tongue is English, so you can also consider being an assistant director and secretary of the department. Don't underestimate the secretary, it will make you gain a lot.

You can also be a front-line department, facing guests, such as the front desk, and being a front desk, you will see all kinds of people, experience all kinds of things, and exercise people very much.

I now feel that if I had chosen English major instead of studying hotel management directly, I would be more confident to be a hotel than I am now.

Come on!