I want to study abroad as a graduate student in tourism management. Which school in France suits me? What are the specific conditions for the application?

French comprehensive universities generally have tourism management majors. Public universities do not charge tuition fees, and only charge a small registration fee every year. Relatively speaking, private schools are more expensive. If you want to study in Paris, you can ask friends who know French around you to help you look at the websites of relevant schools, learn about your major, or ask French foreign teachers. For schools in other provinces, the tourism management major of the University of Angles in the Loire River area is good. Angles is a small and medium-sized city, and the cost of living is much lower than that of Paris. In addition, as a non-French major, it is very important to study in France, such as DALF, Delve, TCF and TEF. Personally, I think you should have no problem applying to a general French university, with a school score of about 83. I hope I can help you.