Can I work in a tourism bureau if I major in tourism management?

There is no tourism bureau now. The standardized name is the Culture and Tourism Bureau. The director is a woman who used to work in the county office. A woman who participated in the census of place names with me later became a civil servant. The author originally belonged to The Bureau of Culture and Tourism also knows that no one in the bureau has studied at a university specializing in tourism, and there is a lack of talents majoring in tourism management. The only public institutions under the Bureau of Culture and Tourism are the library, cultural center and cultural management office (even the institute is listed as the Cultural Relics Bureau ), to become a civil servant in the Bureau of Culture and Tourism, you must first take the national examination. It’s much more difficult than taking the exam for a public institution. You’d better join the party in college, and you’ll have an advantage if you join the Bureau of Culture and Tourism!

I used to work in a division (regional-level) agency of the Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps. The staff of the Tourism Bureau of our agency were civil servants, and those who entered were required to take the exam. Therefore, if you have a bachelor's degree and major in tourism, you can certainly take the annual civil service examination if you wish.

As for "I don't know if there is any way"? This is very simple, just sign up for the civil service recruitment exam every year. For the mainland, everything about Xinjiang is good, except that it is far away and has fewer talents. The Xinjiang Corps has more than ten divisions. As long as you pay attention to the recruitment time for civil servants in the Corps and the quotas for the recruitment industry, capable candidates will definitely be able to realize their dreams. Here is an excerpt of the 2019 recruitment timetable for your reference:

To answer your questions at three levels.

1. There is no tourism bureau now. After the completion of a new round of party and government agencies last year, the original Bureau of Culture, News, Radio and Television was split up, and the functions of radio and television were transferred to the television stations and integrated into radio and television stations, under the centralized management of the Propaganda Department; press and publication were separated and integrated into the second-tier centralized Propaganda Department; Culture , tourism were spun off, integrated with sports and other departments, and merged into the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau. In some cities above the prefecture level, the sports department is listed separately or integrated into the education bureau, which is the culture and tourism bureau. But at the county and district level, there is basically a unified culture, radio, television, sports and tourism bureau model. The original four or five bureaus are merged together, and there is no longer a separate tourism bureau.

2. Tourism management majors can enter the Tourism Bureau, provided they take the exam. Nowadays, all government agencies and institutions must take the exam for admission. No matter what major, what academic qualifications, or what school you graduated from, in principle, you must take the civil service examination and the recruitment exam for public institutions. Unless you are a high-level talent or a targeted transfer student under 985 or 211, you do not need to take the written unified examination, and will be directly interviewed for entry. It may seem like there is no exam, but in fact, after passing the interview, it is also an exam, which is in line with the principle of "everyone who enters must take the exam" .

3. Tourism management majors can apply to the Bureau of Culture and Tourism, but it does not only recruit cultural and tourism majors. On the contrary, many positions in the Cultural Tourism Bureau prefer to recruit students from other majors, such as economics, statistics, finance, etc., to use their expertise to open up their minds and help the development of cultural tourism industry. The tourism management major is engaged in the cultural tourism industry, which is in line with professional expertise and will definitely be helpful to the work. However, sometimes it is limited by professional thinking and is stuck in its own ways, which is not conducive to work innovation. This is also the reason why many units like to recruit cross-professional and compound talents.

Tourism management is a bachelor's degree in management, and there are quite a few positions that you can apply for. If you want to enter the system, it is recommended not to just focus on the Culture and Tourism Bureau, but also consider several more units.

My undergraduate major is tourism management. I want to work in a tourism bureau. This idea is good, but it is difficult to realize.

In the reform of party and government institutions completed in 2019, the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau was newly established, and tourism management functions were integrated into it as administrative functions. Therefore, the so-called tourism bureau no longer exists alone, but is integrated with culture, sports and other bureaus. In this way, those responsible for tourism management functions at all levels are government departments and civil servants. It turns out that many separate tourism bureaus at the county level are public institutions. From this point of view, tourism has been upgraded and has become a government department, and the status of its personnel is also that of civil servants.

All civil servants must take the exam. If you want to work in the Culture, Sports and Tourism Bureau, you must pass the civil service exam. Those who work in ministries and commissions take the national exam, and those who work in the four-level governments and departments of provinces, cities, counties and townships take the provincial exam. , only by passing the corresponding civil service examination can you realize your desire to work in the Tourism Bureau. In fact, grassroots levels at the county and district levels are overcrowded, especially party committees and government departments. Except for a very small number of party and government agencies such as the Public Security Bureau and the Procuratorate, which apply to organize the recruitment of civil servants every year, other units are overcrowded and are overstaffed, and basically have no establishment to recruit civil servants. This is the case in counties and districts. There are no such civil servant positions in towns and villages, so it is basically impossible for counties and towns to recruit the majority of candidates. At the municipal level, the administrative structure is slightly looser, and it is possible to recruit candidates. The provincial level is better, but in fact the recruitment ratio at these two levels is not large, and the chances of recruiting candidates at the Culture, Culture, Education and Tourism Bureau are even smaller.

Therefore, because my university major is tourism management, I want to enter the tourism bureau as a civil servant. This idea is very difficult to realize. Maybe you have the opportunity to take the exam in two or three years, and this bureau will be suitable for all levels. There will be no recruitment, which is extremely possible. And even if there is recruitment for this position, and you are very lucky to pass the exam and enter the job, the tourism management major is not very competitive compared with other majors.

Administrative management pays more attention to personal abilities, opportunities and background, rather than majors or academic qualifications. Comprehensive management majors are very suitable for development and do not necessarily have to be professional counterparts. You are a manager, not a service person. You only need to have a general understanding of the policies, but you don’t have to be very proficient. Those who work hard govern others, and those who work hard govern others. This has been the case since ancient times.

Therefore, no matter what major you are in, you can consider comprehensively what kind of position to apply for based on your own abilities. Of course it’s better if you can speak to someone professionally, but if you can’t, there’s nothing to worry about. Find a job position that you are confident about and interested in. As long as the major is not restricted or the major is within the requirements, you can apply. You don't have to be obsessed with whether the major is suitable.

Where you go to work now depends not on connections, but on knowledge and knowledge. The first thing is the exam. Only if you pass the exam will you have a chance. All units recruit through formal exams. Whether they are civil servants or people's teachers, they must If you pass a legal exam and pass the exam, you can work. You must have an academic degree and meet all requirements. Now is an era that pays attention to learning and knowledge.

No matter where you go, you must take the exam and go through legal channels. This is the first priority. Every year, the country needs a large number of talents. Generally, there are requirements for academic qualifications. Some are junior college, some are graduate students, and some are undergraduates. Positions Different requirements are different. Now especially, lawyers must graduate from a judicial university, and their majors must be corresponding.

Teachers must be normal graduates and have a teacher qualification certificate. This is a must. Then they take the recruitment exam, the results come out and then the interview. If you pass all the exams, you are a people's teacher. So where do you want to go now? Let's talk about knowledge. If you don't have enough education, you don't even have the qualifications. Now you just need to pass the exam to get a job.

Of course you are a professional counterpart who graduated from tourism and entered the tourism bureau. Is the key to recruitment by the tourism bureau? If they need staff, you will have a chance. You can pass the exam to get in. It is actually that simple. Now, no matter where you go to work, you must take the exam. If you pass, you can work. Do you understand?

Yes, tourism management majors can pass the civil service examination. At this time, you can check when the civil service examination is. If you want to go to the tourism bureau, prepare in advance. Also, the government sometimes recruits Contract workers who go for interviews at this time can also work in the tourism bureau. It depends on how you want to go. I hope this helps you, thank you!

1. The nature of the work of the County Tourism Bureau is to provide public tourism services to the masses. Its main responsibilities are to study and formulate guidelines, policies and plans for tourism development, study and solve major problems in the operation of the tourism economy, organize the formulation of laws, regulations and standards for the tourism industry and supervise their implementation. Coordinate the implementation of various tourism-related policies and measures, especially holiday tourism, tourism safety, tourism emergency rescue and travel insurance, to ensure the normal operation of tourism activities. Organize the census of tourism resources, guide the planning, development and construction of key tourism areas, and organize tourism statistical work. Organize and guide tourism education and training work. Provide leadership and management to directly affiliated units.

2. The working conditions of the county tourism bureau are consistent with those of local civil servants. The staff of the county tourism bureau are national civil servants, and their work benefits are the same as those of other local civil servants. They should be at the upper-middle level in the local area. Nationally speaking, the eastern region,...All

Tourism majors can apply for the professional and civil service recruitment examinations recruited by the Tourism Bureau. Generally, there are restrictions on professional age and academic qualifications, and there are also labor dispatch recruitment systems, ( In other words, it is a social recruitment contract system, not an iron rice bowl.) Registration for the national examination is held in September-October every year, and the exam is held in November-December. The national examination is relatively difficult, with a large number of applicants and high requirements. If you really want to work at the local tourism bureau, pay more attention to the local provincial exams and the professional exams organized by the city. They are generally held in March, April and May, and are less difficult. The exam questions are also issued locally, and the age and education requirements are relatively high. It is lower. The content of the test is basically essay and administrative ability test. Occasionally there will be professional additional tests. Most of the interviews are about professional ability and comprehensive quality. It is difficult to take the test in the north, but it is relatively better in the south. It is easier to take the test in places with hard conditions in the west.

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There are two ways to enter government departments, one is to take the civil service exam, and the other is to take the public service establishment exam! Nowadays, everyone who enters government agencies must take the exam, and there is no other way. Special circumstances include retired military cadres who can enter directly. In addition, there will be no more after the establishment of the business. The establishment of public institutions refers to the personnel establishment used by units that create or improve production conditions for the country, enhance social welfare, and meet the people's cultural, educational, and health needs. The funds are generally used by units that spend national public expenses. Because by the end of 2020, all public institutions will be abolished nationwide. Personnel in public institutions that fully bear administrative functions may be converted into civil servants in the future; personnel in public institutions that partially bear administrative functions may be placed in other public institutions in the future. For public institutions engaged in production and business activities, it is likely to be converted into enterprises and restructured, and labor contracts will be signed instead of the original employment contracts for public institutions.

The Civil Servant Examination is a recruitment examination organized by the Civil Servant Supervisory Department for civil servants holding non-leadership positions below the level of Chief Section Officer and other equivalent positions in accordance with the provisions of the Civil Servant Law of the People's Republic of China and the People's Republic of China. You must be mentally prepared. The civil service examination is very difficult and the competition is more intense than any other examination. Moreover, there are many conditions and restrictions for the personnel to be recruited depending on the position. The civil service examination is very transparent. Every time there is a recruitment, there are announcements on the government's official website, including the number of candidates, majors, examination subjects, restricted majors, personnel, etc. Written test, interview, and physical examination are required. You need to review and prepare carefully to strive for success. Good luck!

Yes, employment in the tourism administrative department must be obtained through civil servant examination. The specific process includes online registration, on-site registration, written examination and interview, physical examination, list announcement, etc. Employment units include tourism bureaus in various provinces, cities and counties and their affiliated enterprises and institutions. The specific positions of each unit are determined according to needs. Please refer to the civil servant recruitment brochure for that year.