What course of tourism management belongs to business administration?

Tourism management belongs to business management. Generally speaking, the major of tourism management belongs to the School of Business Administration of our university. Tourism management major is a comprehensive major that combines tourism, management and culturology. It is in this context that the discipline of tourism management has gradually developed and become an important discipline in the discipline system of business administration.

What courses does the tourism management major study? Tourism management professional courses:

Tourism management majors mainly study business administration and economics. Professional core courses include microeconomics, macroeconomics, statistics, economic law, accounting, management, organizational behavior, marketing, tourism, tourism economics, tourism planning and development, travel agency management, hotel management, tourism culture and other courses.

Main courses of tourism management major: overview of tourist source countries, hotel catering management, tourism statistics, China tourism history, tourism relations, tourism resources development and management, financial metrology, tourism environment and protection, simulated tour guide courses, tourism policies and regulations, etc.

The courses of tourism management major include: introduction to tourism, tourism management, tourism policies and regulations, travel agency business, travel agency management, tourism geography, tourism psychology, tourism economics, travel agency operation and management, tourism marketing, tourism English, tourism accounting, hotel management, hotel catering service and management, introduction to tourism, tourism culture, development and management of tourism resources, planning and management of scenic spots, and tourism safety.

What knowledge and skills do tourism management majors need to master? (1) Tourism management majors need to have basic knowledge courses and professional ethics in tourism services, and be familiar with relevant laws and regulations; Have a strong sense of service, be polite, honest and trustworthy, and work hard.

(2) Tourism management majors need to know the service process and terminology of the main positions in the tourism service department and be able to provide appropriate reception services.

(3) Tourism management majors need to have the service skills of the main positions and have strong adaptability; Have the ability to communicate with guests in foreign languages in service positions.

(4) Tourism management majors need to have knowledge courses and abilities in using, maintaining and maintaining basic facilities and equipment, and be able to skillfully use computer network technology for business communication and standardized services.

(5) Tourism management majors need to have a sense of teamwork and the ability to coordinate interpersonal relationships; Have the ability to continue learning, apply new technologies and adapt to career changes; Have the ability of self-innovation and entrepreneurship.

(six) the tourism management major should be able to obtain two (or more than two) professional qualification certificates related to this major.