How about tourism management?

To be honest, I think this major is very general. It can be said that few graduates who study tourism management are engaged in tourism, and even fewer are studying tourism management now.

What is the major of tourism management? To put it bluntly, it is basically to be a tour guide in hotels, travel agencies or scenic spots. Don't think so highly of this major, just learn how to serve people. Starting tourism management is bullshit. I wonder if I lied to those people.

The major of tourism management in basic colleges is history department. Students of this major will take a tour guide card during their school days, and a large part of them can take it, but few of them can be tour guides. Why? It's simple. They don't want to wait on others or don. I can't earn enough money. Even as a tour guide, most of them learn to take kickbacks and play around. Few of them can settle down to learn business knowledge.

This is the case with tourism management majors in universities, and those messy schools such as technical secondary schools and technical schools are even more nonsense. After two years of study, they arranged internships, served meals in hotels, cleaned rooms and cleaned up. It's an internship, that is, I do more work than anyone else, and the money I get is the internship salary, which is pitiful, so I resigned for a while and left. Few people are flexible enough to take things or have something to do to stay.

Therefore, most students majoring in tourism management rarely engage in tourism work. If you have children, don't study this major. You don't-you don't need to manage tourism, but you can serve good people. Tourism management is not learned, but made. If you earn money, you are an expert in tourism management; Otherwise, you are a waiter. This major is brainwashing and cheating.