Which department is better for internship in a five-star hotel? How to strive for promotion?

After reading the above two answers, I can say that neither the sales department nor the public relations department will want interns. Unless you have a background.

Basic interns have three choices: front office, catering department and housekeeping department. . . Housekeeping can be ruled out first, of course, you can apply if you want. The front office consists of concierge, front desk, administration building, business center and switchboard.

The interns in the food and beverage department basically have no fixed place for your internship, so take over where there is a shortage of people.

At that time, the internship was at the front desk of a hotel, so the front desk was recommended. The administrative building is ok, but the interns in the administrative building are generally housekeepers, just like those in the catering department, and they have never been exposed to traditional Chinese opera. The concierge can be imagined, but if you are a girl, you can ignore this department. The business center is a place where guests can book train tickets and air tickets by computer (but some hotels book them in the concierge). The switchboard is a place to answer calls inside and outside the hotel and solve problems for guests.

When it comes to promotion space, it actually depends on personal efforts and opportunities. No department is bound to rise rapidly.

Finally, I wish LZ early success. Internship is a very bitter process. If you can persist, you will succeed ~