How about tourism management and service education?

I am a senior graduate from Hechi College. This major is okay so far. My cousin majored in tourism management, and this major is closely related to her major. My cousin said that I can only say that this major depends on one’s own ability.

According to my cousin, tourism management and service education majors can develop in the direction of teachers, and they usually learn some educational knowledge, but the learning is relatively shallow. Compared with the teacher major, the education knowledge It's not in-depth enough, but it feels more like teacher education than the tourism management major.

Tourism management and service education majors can engage in service and operation management in travel agencies, star hotels, tourism administration departments and related tourism enterprises, and can engage in teaching work in secondary and higher vocational and technical schools.

Tourism management and service education majors can choose to work in travel agencies and hotels. For travel agencies, they are mainly tour guides. They can also do some training-related work in travel agencies. The basic salary of tour guides is very low, around 3000-5000. The main income comes from group shopping and the like (extra income). To be a tour guide, you must first have a mentality that can withstand pressure, followed by eloquence, and also require organizational and coordination abilities. The work in the hotel is harder than that of teachers and tour guides, because when you first go to the hotel, you must start as a waiter. The work is very heavy and tiring. However, since most of the hotel employees are secondary vocational, higher vocational or college graduates, Then as an undergraduate, your chances of promotion will be greater and faster, but it will take 1-2 years for promotion (if it is fast), if it is slow, it will take 2+ years, or even longer.

Personal feelings

This is a very comprehensive test, and you need to exercise your ability to think independently. The strong comprehensiveness is due to the depth of the subject itself, so it must be combined with other subjects, resulting in the so-called tourism economics, tourism English, etc.

Because it is a liberal arts major, compared with liberal arts and science, it seems that there is no real ability. Tourism management and service education are so comprehensive, and the lack of subject depth makes it even more confusing. force. However, majors correspond to an industry, and this industry will always be there, so there is no need for horizontal comparison. This is the characteristic of this industry. What you need to practice is the ability to think independently and not to follow blindly or favoritism, because there is no absolute truth in this profession.

But I believe that the tourism industry is a thriving industry, so the tourism management and service education major is also a rising major. With the gradual improvement of the tourism management system and the better integration of theory and practice, tourism management The future is very bright for service education majors. If the current tourism management and service education major is a flower in bud, then in the not too distant future, the flower of tourism management and service education will "become more attractive to the eyes, and the delicate flowers will emit fragrance."