What school is good for studying tourism management in New Zealand? How about going to New Zealand to study tourism management and find a job?

New Zealand is one of the top ten tourist countries, with millions of tourists visiting New Zealand every year. New Zealand's tourism major has good employment, fast employment and high wages. Many tourism schools in New Zealand, especially polytechnics, tend to solve the employment problem, and most of them offer tourism management majors. The best school to study tourism management in New Zealand is New Zealand Institute of Technology, with short academic system, low tuition, low application conditions and bright employment prospects for students.

It is recommended to go to the Tourism Management School in New Zealand.

1. Tourism Management Major, Auckland University of Technology, New Zealand A. Course Level: Certificate, Theme: Tourism Management, Length of Study: 1 year, Starting Time: February, Total Tuition: 15800 NZD.

B. Course level: undergraduate course, theme: tourism management, duration: 3 years, starting time: March and July, and total tuition fee: NZD 24,650.

C. Course level: after the bachelor's degree, the theme: tourism management, academic system: 3 years, starting time: March and July, and total tuition fee: NZD 65,438+02,665,438+00.

D. Course level: master's degree, theme: tourism management, duration: 3 years, starting time: March and July, total tuition: NZD 65,438+02,960.

2. Tourism Management of Waikato University, New Zealand

Course level: undergraduate, duration: 3 years, total tuition: NZD 23,905.

3. Tourism Management Major, Lincoln University, New Zealand

Course level: undergraduate, duration: 3 years, total tuition: NZD 26,000.

4. Tourism Planning of Christchurch Institute of Technology, New Zealand

Course level: undergraduate, theme: tourism management, academic system: 3 years, starting time: February, total tuition: NZD 17000.

Employment Analysis of Tourism Management Students in New Zealand

Marketing manager: in the tourism industry, engaged in planning, guiding promotion, sales, public image, product and service display and development; Their annual income is generally S $38,000, and experienced people can even earn S $6,543,800+S $5,000.

Tourists: They are engaged in the planning and management of social and economic development in urban and rural areas. Their annual income is generally between 45,000 and 80,000 Singapore dollars per year.

Event Manager: Participate in various activities, such as planning, organizing, promoting and operating events and meetings for different institutions, communities and groups. The average income is between 45,000 and 80,000 Singapore dollars. Senior managers earn more every year.