What exactly is the major in tourism management? What is the major? Why is it divided into tourism economics, hotel management, international tourism, etc.?

Tourism management mainly studies a comprehensive collective term for tourism-related matters including catering, accommodation, tour guides, entertainment, etc.

At the junior college level, students will major in "Introduction to Tourism", "Tourism Management", "Tourism Marketing", "Marketing and Planning", "Tourism Economics", "Management", "Accounting" "Financial Management", "Catering Management", "Guest Room Management", "Front Office Management", "Beverage Management", etc. Compared with the undergraduate level, the content learned is relatively shallow and not that much.

Tourism management majors in general schools will involve several directions, which are roughly divided into hotel management, travel agency management, scenic spot management, golf club management, etc. As you said, tourism economics mainly refers to the research on the economic aspects of tourism management. Hotel management is about studying the daily work processes and standards of star-rated hotels from the catering department, front office, guest room department and other related departments. The essence of international tourism is the direction of travel agencies, which mainly involves learning about tour guides and travel agency business. International tourism focuses on receiving foreign teams.