I am a freshman who is going to study tourism English in university. I want to know how to learn tourism English well. Thank you!

You have raised such a question, which proves that you are a proactive person. You should work hard.

Good English is the foundation of tourism English. First of all, it is very important to practice oral English hard. You can watch one or two American dramas and watch them repeatedly until you can get close to their oral English. You must practice oral English every day.

There will be foreign teachers teaching English after entering the university, so be sure to remember to communicate with them more, which is a shortcut to practice oral English well. They will teach you a lot, and I practice like this.

You can buy some books related to tourism English in advance and recite a few sentences and knowledge of tourism English every day.

Tourism English is to be graded, and it is necessary to take the Tourism English Qualification Certificate and the National English Tour Guide Qualification Certificate. That person will recite a lot of knowledge. If he must recite it well, he will pass. 6 points passed. Let you know in advance: first, the comprehensive knowledge of tour guides: written test,

the main contents are:

(1) tourism principles, policies and regulations and current affairs and politics every year

(2) tour guide business (including tourism case analysis)

(3) basic knowledge of national tour guides and local tour guides

(4) Chinese language and literature foundation (Beijing and Hunan) Candidates of Mandarin don't need to take the exam)

Second, tour guide service ability: it is an on-site exam, that is, an oral exam.

The main contents are:

(1) tour guide explanation ability

(2) tour guide standardized service ability;

(3) The ability of handling special problems of tour guides and coping with emergencies

Foreign language candidates are required to take the exam of "Tour Guide Service Ability" in the language of the language they apply for, and try interpretation (Chinese translation and foreign translation).

So come on, I hope I can know something about you. Come on, universities must have clear goals and their own pursuits, so as not to get lost.