How about choosing tourism geography in universities? It should be better to find a job in the future.

We also have geography elective courses. After all, elective courses are elective courses, not professional courses. Your major is definitely not geographic tourism, right?

Then you can choose any course you want, which depends entirely on your personal wishes and the pursuit of your personal hobbies.

Since you like the course of Tourism Geography very much, choose this course.

First of all, elective courses will not replace your professional courses.

Elective courses are optional, similar to minor courses.

After the implementation of the Tourism Law this year, the cost of tour groups began to be high, that is to say, tour groups can only get real income by charging customers, and tour guides have no extra income. In the past, tour groups made money by customers' purchasing power, but now they are not. Because of the legal constraints, the tour guide profession will certainly start to get cold. Before the implementation of the Tourism Law, many young tour guides said that if the Tourism Law was implemented, nine times out of ten tour guides would engage in other occupations and give up the tour guide industry. The tour guide industry may be vacant in the future, but the income is not so rich. If you want to find a job after graduation, it may be helpful to get a tour guide card, because there may be a shortage of tour guides and it is easy to find a job.

It's not that difficult to get a tour guide card. One of my classmates majored in other majors, so I just took it and got a tour guide's license. Unexpectedly, she also took the national guide.

Seeing that you like it so much, do well in the exam. Good luck.

I hope my answer can help you, thank you.