Which countries are better for studying hotel management abroad? It's best not to charge too much.

I personally recommend the following countries:

Britain: The University of Surrey, and university of strathclyde in Glasgow Slade are also good.

Canada: Calgary, Guelph, Victoria. Waterloo (focusing on tourism geography)

Switzerland: Lausanne,

Australia: Griffith, Queensland, Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology.

United States: Cornell University, University of Houston, University of Nevada, University of Las Vegas, Purdue University, Financial Intelligence Unit, CFU.

Hong Kong: Hong Kong Polytechnic University

I think the name of a Dutch university is university of groningen, which is not bad. It teaches English.

As for the cost, it mainly depends on your personal spending power. To study abroad, you can apply for scholarships or grants. Of course, the premise is that your academic performance meets the requirements of scholarships and grants.