Why is it not recommended to study tourism management?

The reasons why it is not recommended to study tourism management are as follows:

The tourism management major is not bad. This major has better prospects and good employment. In China, this discipline has only been around for more than 20 years, but it has become an important subject department in the management discipline system.

The tourism industry is a thriving industry, so the tourism management major is also a rising major. With the gradual improvement of the tourism management system and the better combination of theory and practice, the tourism management major has a very bright future.

With the prosperity of tourism, there are ten major growth points in my country's tourism industry: new accommodation and hospitality industry, specialty catering industry, development of tourist attractions, production and sales of tourism commodities, tourism agriculture, tourism industry, Tourism emerging service industry, tourism culture and entertainment industry, tourism transportation industry, and tourism labor export.

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Employment direction

1. Tourism e-commerce enterprises

The tourism industry is considered to be the most sensitive to the Internet One of the industries, together with finance, software and online bookstores, it is known as the four most suitable industries for online operations. It can be seen that the development prospects of tourism e-commerce enterprises are promising.

The main business scope of tourism e-commerce companies includes providing tourism information, booking hotels, air tickets, travel routes and practical business travel information inquiry and retrieval. For example, Ctrip Travel Network and Elong Travel Network are well-known domestic and foreign tourism companies. E-business company.

2. Tourism planning and planning institutions

Graduates can engage in tourism planning and planning. Tourism planning and planning institutions mainly include tourism development planning, tourist attraction planning, tourism planning and other businesses. By 2007, there were 9 tourism planning units with Class A qualifications, 154 tourism planning units with Class B qualifications, and 62 tourism planning units with Class C qualifications.

3. Tourism marketing planning Enterprise

The emerging tourism marketing planning enterprise is an extension and expansion of the marketing planning work of the original travel agency's business department into an independent tourism market marketing planning enterprise. It is the result of the new division of labor in the development process of the tourism industry. New tourism industry.

The business includes marketing planning for tourist attractions, large-scale tourism performances, large-scale tourism activities, tourism routes and tourist destinations; it is also engaged in the organization and marketing business of exhibitions.