With the gradual improvement of tourism management, which school is better for the Master of Tourism Management in New Zealand?

Tourism management generally refers to the management of travel agencies, hotels and tourist attractions, with a wide range of employment directions. It is a discipline that is gradually improved with the prosperity of tourism, and its knowledge is updated very quickly, which is also very beneficial to the improvement of personal ability. When studying tourism management in New Zealand, you can experience the world-class education system and teaching methods, participate in many internship opportunities provided by the school, and most importantly, enjoy the scenery here in person. Which school is good for Master of Tourism Management in New Zealand? This is an introduction for you.

Master of Tourism, Otago University, New Zealand

Start time: start school in February every year (admission in July depends on the specific situation); Length of schooling: 1 year (if you enter school in July, the length of schooling is 15 months); Education requirements: bachelor degree, with an average score of over 75, IELTS 6.5, and no less than 6.0 for each item; Tuition: NZD 39,270.

Employment orientation of Master of Tourism in Otago University: policy assistant, service development manager, tourism planning assistant, tourism research analyst.

Tourism management major, University of Waikato, New Zealand

Basic requirements for admission to the bachelor's degree program in hotel management: IELTS total score 6.0, TOEFL written test 550.

University of Waikato has an excellent geographical location: it is located in Hamilton, the largest inland city in New Zealand, about 2 hours' drive from Auckland, and has an excellent language environment.

The School of Management of the University of Waikato is a first-class management school in New Zealand, and its quality level has been certified by three first-class certification institutions, namely: Association for the Promotion of Business Schools (AACSB), European Quality Development Certification System (EQUIS) and MBA Association (AMBA). Worldwide, less than 1% of management schools have won this honor.

Professional treatment of Master of Tourism Management in New Zealand;

The starting salary for hotels and tourism is about 1.8 million-20,000/year. After a few years of employment, most people earn between 30 thousand and 40 thousand a year. Only the owners of restaurants, hotels and guesthouses have higher annual income. Many occupations are seasonal and only temporary workers are needed.

In the next few years, more and more China people will choose to travel to New Zealand. Therefore, the demand for tourism professionals who can use Chinese and English fluently will increase. As an international student from China, in New Zealand, perhaps studying hotel in New Zealand is the easiest way to find a job.

However, it must be noted that New Zealand's tourism is characterized by adventure and eco-tourism, which is different from China's dominant humanistic and historical tourism. China students studying tourism should take an active part in outdoor and self-help tourism here, and have a deep understanding of New Zealand's natural environment and tourism.