I would like to ask friends who work in hotels, do hotel managers have to be graduates of hotel management majors?

Theoretically, this is the case, but it depends on the individual's management ability. Although people with insufficient ability have studied systematic hotel management, in practice, due to their management methods, directions, and ideas, If it is wrong, it will cause the hotel operation to decline. On the contrary, people who have not received professional training in hotel management, as long as they have forward-looking management, accurate ideas, reasonable and legal management methods, understand the shortcomings of their own professional knowledge, and constantly improve their performance in actual work. People who enrich themselves will slowly put the hotel on the right track.

Take our company's Hotel Emas (an international hotel abroad) as an example. His previous manager studied chemical engineering. After graduation, he worked as a GM (manager) in the new product development department of the company's industrial department. Two years later, the company adjusted internally, and he went to a hotel to work as an AGM (assistant manager). Gradually, his management talents were revealed, and he used his time in school to The relationship with classmates at that time, the friends made in society, etc., plus a series of rationalization plans, made the hotel management sound and impressive. Later, the chairman highlighted his examples at the high-level meeting to teach us and give us these majors and jobs I learned a lesson from the counterpart, so your problem is not absolute. The key is to look at yourself. If you are Adou, there is nothing you can do...