What should I prepare for taking the Tourism Bureau civil servant exam?

Take the local civil service examination to see if the Tourism Bureau recruits people that year. If so, and you meet the requirements for the position, you can apply.

After registration, a qualification review will be conducted. Once passed, you can take the written test. If you rank among the top in the written test, you will have the opportunity to enter the interview. After PKing your competitors, the position will be yours.

As long as there are no major problems with the subsequent physical examination and political examination, you can basically be sure to enter the unit and report for work.

You are just a freshman, so it is best not to limit your sights to a specific unit, otherwise there will be nothing you can do if you don’t recruit people by then.

If you want to prepare early, then buy the guidance books for the practical test and application essay, as well as the past papers and start preparing for the exam. In fact, it doesn’t have to be so early. It’s perfectly late to start in your junior year.

The National Tourism Administration of the People's Republic of China (referred to as the "National Tourism Administration") is an agency directly under the State Council in charge of tourism work.

The National Tourism Administration has 7 departments, namely: Office (Comprehensive Coordination Department), Policy and Regulation Department, Tourism Promotion and International Liaison Department, Planning, Development and Finance Department, Quality Standardization and Management Department, and Personnel Department of Labor Education, Office of Veteran Cadres.

The National Tourism Administration has 6 directly affiliated units, namely: National Tourism Administration Service Center, National Tourism Administration Information Center, China Tourism Association, China Tourism News Agency, China Tourism Publishing House, and China Tourism Management Cadre College .