How about studying in Canada, getting a postgraduate diploma and finding a job in tourism management? Which area is better to go to?

Honghe College is located in Manitoba province, which can actually be compared to our northwest. In order to attract labor, Manitoba has indeed relaxed the regulations for international students in terms of immigration convenience. After studying for one year and working for six months, you can participate in the provincial nomination. Certificate courses are generally designed for employment and are usually better than master's and undergraduate courses. Canada is a big tourist country, and the tourism management majors offered by the school are basically OK. And they are all public institutions, and there is no obvious difference.