What about the foreign tourism major of Guilin Tourism College?

Training objective: High-quality applied management talents serving large-scale tourism and leisure enterprises and institutions (such as large-scale resorts, star-rated hotels, travel agencies, clubs and related administrative institutions).

Professional core competence: comprehensive management skills of tourism and leisure industry, large-scale tourist resorts, star-rated hotels, high-end clubs, service and management skills of travel agencies, multicultural communication skills, foreign languages and computer applications.

Main courses: tourism English, tourism etiquette, tourism economics, financial management of tourism enterprises, management principles and practice, tourism marketing theory and practice, hotel management practice, travel agency management, leisure club management practice, tourism e-commerce, etc.

2. Hotel management

Training goal: to train middle and senior applied management talents in modern hotels.

Professional core competence: master the basic management theories and methods of modern hotels, master the service and management skills of modern hotels, foreign language conversation skills, public relations and communication skills and hotel computer operation skills.

Main courses: lobby and room management, hotel catering management, human resource management, hotel financial management, hotel computer system management, hotel equipment management, recreation department management, tourism marketing, tourism e-commerce, tourism enterprise relations, etc.

3. Overseas travel (outbound tour leader)

Training objectives: mainly to train outbound tour leaders and international market developers for the tourism industry.

Professional core competence: Proficient in using at least one foreign language, ability to deal with foreign consulates and China embassies and consulates abroad, ability to cooperate with foreign travel agencies, ability to master the general situation and customs of the source countries, ability to operate procedures and business norms of outbound tourism, and ability to be familiar with relevant laws and regulations of outbound tourism.

Main courses: tour guide business, general situation of source countries, overseas scenic spots, tour guide business, tour guide practice, intermediate tour guide culture, foreign language intensive reading, foreign language listening, situational foreign language, tour guide foreign language, etc.

The management department has been subdivided, so tourism management and hotel management now belong to different departments. But it is also roughly the same. Hotel management is a high-quality major in the school.

Every major has its own advantages. The key is to see what you like.

If you are in management, you usually come out to do hotel business. If you are a tour guide, you will probably take the tour guide route.

Foreign tourism, that is, outbound tour leaders. Personally, I think this major is good for the tour guide department. I have a classmate who graduated from this major and is now a tour guide.