How about foreign language major in guilin institute of tourism? Which is better, business Japanese or travel Japanese?

the foreign languages department is quite good, and the style of study is the best.

Shangri is similar to traveling to Japan, but the training objectives are different. From the professional name, we can see the differences. Business in Japan is related to business, while traveling in Japan is related to tourism. The major of traveling to Japan has existed for a long time, and the major of business and Japan was only opened last year. In the first year, only Guangxi candidates were recruited.

shangri.

1. Training objective: to train compound applied talents in international trade and business mainly for foreign trade, foreign affairs, tourism and foreign-funded enterprises. I have a solid foundation in Japanese, and have the basic skills needed for international trade management and policy research. I can write foreign affairs, foreign trade, business documents and advertising copy in foreign languages, understand the operating rules of international trade, be familiar with the management mode of foreign-related enterprises, and be able to conduct business management and undertake foreign trade business negotiations independently.

2. Main courses: business Japanese, basic Japanese, listening, conversation, audio-visual speaking, general situation of Japan, business correspondence, international finance, international trade, e-commerce, etc.

travel to Japan.

1. Training goal: mainly to train Japanese senior professionals for travel agencies, tourist attractions and other institutions. I have a solid foundation in Japanese, a high level of professional Japanese literature reading, rich knowledge of tourism culture and skilled tour guide skills, and can conduct Japanese tour guide work independently. Able to write documents and advertising copy related to tourism business in Japanese. Students with excellent academic performance have the opportunity to practice in Japan for one year with free pay.

2. Main courses: Japanese intensive reading, listening, conversation, audio-visual speaking, DZK Japanese, extensive reading, introduction to tourism, cross-cultural communication, Japanese practical writing, simulated tour guide, etc.

They are all Japanese majors, mainly depending on what you want to develop in the future and what you are interested in.