Why don’t the civil servants recruited by the Tourism Bureau recruit tourism managers?

I also graduated with a major in tourism management

The things learned in this major are miscellaneous but not refined. It seems that you have learned everything, but you can’t compare with those who are more professional. , this is a problem of the school’s teaching direction and curriculum setting.

So if you want to stick to this major, one way is to take the postgraduate entrance examination (you can enter a research institute, design institute, etc. with a good tutor), and the other way is to lower your mentality - after all, the service industry has a low threshold. Another way is to do it yourself (such as opening a travel agency, hotel, making a travel website, etc.)...

In fact, most of the teachers who teach us this major are not tourism management majors. They may be students. Geography, human resources, psychology, our dean himself is a history major, but their research is biased towards tourism.