What kind of professional salary does tourism management belong to? Tourism Management University Ranking?

Tourism management is an undergraduate major, and it is a new discipline established with the development of China's tourism economy and tourism industry.

So what kind of major does tourism management belong to, and what is the salary? What is the ranking of tourism management universities? Let's take a look with Bian Xiao ~ Tourism management major belongs to the category of first-class discipline management. So far, tourism management has developed for more than 20 years and has become an important discipline department in the management discipline system.

At present, tourism management has been juxtaposed with business administration, and it is a first-class discipline of management.

Tourism management major mainly trains front-line service and management professionals who meet the needs of tourism enterprises and institutions under the new situation. Have professional knowledge of tourism management, good ideological and moral quality and comprehensive quality, strong comprehensive business ability and development foundation, and be able to engage in tourism management in tourism administrative departments at all levels and tourism enterprises and institutions.

The main courses for students majoring in tourism management include: the general situation of tourist source countries, hotel catering management, tourism statistics, China tourism history, tourism relations, tourism resources development and management, financial metrology, tourism environment and protection, simulated tour guide courses, tourism policies and regulations, etc.

The salary of interns who just graduated from general tourism management major is only 2000-3000, and the salary of junior management positions is 3000-4000.

At a higher level, the salary of middle management positions is about 5000-8000 yuan. Of course, the salary of senior managers can be as high as 1000 yuan.

The salary level of tourism management is also related to the region. Wages in first-and second-tier cities are definitely higher than those in third-and fourth-tier cities.

Finally, let's take a look at the rankings of tourism management universities: