Is Canada's study abroad tourism major good for employment?

From 2006 to now, the number of tourists from China to Canada has doubled. Of course, China is not the only country to boost Canadian tourism, and the number of Japanese, Indian, Korean and other Asian countries has also increased. Do you know anything about tourism in Canada? Canada is called "the country of maple leaves", and there are many maple trees in the country. Looking around in late autumn, the maple leaves all over the mountain are golden or fiery red, and they want to burn, which is beautiful. This is why Canada's tourism industry is so developed. According to the data, Canada ranks ninth among the countries with the highest income in the World Tourism Organization. The main tourist cities are Vancouver, Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City. The main tourist attractions include Niagara Falls, Mount Signahl, Halifax Castle and Toronto TV Tower. In Canada, there will be a labor shortage in tourism, and tens of millions of jobs are in urgent need of relevant talents. Due to the development of tourism and the increase of labor shortage, more and more tourism professionals need to fill job vacancies in various fields of the industry. In that case, how about studying in Canada and majoring in tourism? Education in Canada has always been closely linked with the market demand, especially the time-sensitive major like tourism. Especially Canadian universities, cultivate any talents needed by the market. For example, Douglas College offers a postgraduate diploma course in hotel tourism management, which is the only postgraduate diploma course in this major in BC Province. This diploma will give you full exposure to the Canadian tourism management industry, and it will make your career by going up one flight of stairs whether you return to China or stay in Canada. Courses mainly include strategic planning, project management, sustainable development and revenue management. The graduate diploma course of the college can help you to engage in the following occupations: hotel room management, event planning manager, catering operation manager, revenue manager and so on. In addition, the School of Hotel, Tourism and Entertainment Management of Hanbo Public Institute of Technology in Canada also offers many courses related to the tourism industry. For example: tourism and hotel management, tourism management, hotel and restaurant management, cooking management, catering management and so on. The employment rate of this course is extremely high, and all courses in the college have paid or unpaid internship opportunities. Flexible practice methods have improved the employment rate. Moreover, after graduation, the career guidance center will do a lot of work to help publicize and recommend students. Having said that, I believe you are interested in studying in Canada. If you want to know more information about studying in Canada, you can consult our company.