Sister, what do you think of China-Australia joint study of tourism management for one year? I am also going to study mechanical and electrical engineering this year. thank you

When it comes to tourism management, employment can be described in one word: miscellaneous! Many people may hear about traveling and ask, "Will you be a tour guide in the future?" Such a superficial problem is obviously a layman's problem, so I won't comment here. Because tourism is a comprehensive industry, as a student majoring in tourism management, he has much more to learn at school than others, but it also means that he is more adaptable than other students after he comes out. Tourism management is a general direction, which can also be divided into: hotels, hot springs, travel agencies, tour guides, exhibitions ... Hotel management, exhibitions and travel agencies are subdivided by many university tourism management majors. However, the small branches of tourism are mutually integrated. There will be people who learn to show up to be hotels, those who learn hotels to be tour guides, those who are tour guides to be travel agencies ... and of course, there will also be people who take the accounting certificate and become accountants. As I said, there are many things to learn in tourism, such as marketing, accounting and economics. It can be said that everything is involved. But in the end, it doesn't matter. It depends on the individual. A man can lead a horse to the water but he cannot make him drink. Tourism is a branch of business administration. Basically, you should also learn to travel, and you can take the road of business administration students in the future.