Is the tourism management major rubbish?

no. Tourism major is still very popular.

There are several reasons for thinking that tourism management major is rubbish:

(1) Tourism management major has learned too many things, which is not professional enough and has no substantive effect on employment;

(2) The knowledge learned in this major is mainly in pure words, and it is boring to recite almost every day.

(3) There are few employment directions.

In fact, these three points are undoubtedly three misunderstandings about the tourism management major. Because the tourism management major needs to understand the local cultural customs and geographical conditions, the knowledge it learns is naturally very extensive, and these things need to be written down by students. Naturally, most of them are written knowledge. In fact, the tourism management major is also a course of management, statistics or calculus, but these are not the focus of this major.

Is it easy to find a job after graduation in tourism management?

In fact, it is not a problem to find a job after graduation in tourism management:

1. There are many employment directions, such as travel agencies, tourist attractions, theme parks, tourism management planning, and tourism administrative departments.

2. According to the statistics of the World Tourism Organization, tourism has gradually become a larger industry in the world, and China's tourism ranks first in the world. With the rapid development of tourism, more tourism management talents will get employment opportunities and development, and many companies are eager for talents with this major.

3. Many famous schools offer tourism management majors, such as Yunnan University, Fudan University, Sichuan University and Sun Yat-sen University. With the aura of these famous schools, the prospects of graduates will naturally not be very bad.

Therefore, as long as the candidates are interested and study hard at the same time and master the necessary professional knowledge and skills, I believe it is not a problem to find a job.