If I study tourism at New Zealand Institute of Technology, which school has a better tourism major?

New Zealand has a developed tourism industry, and many polytechnics also offer tourism majors. So which New Zealand Polytechnic is best for studying tourism? At present, New Zealand Otago Institute of Technology, New Zealand Waikato Institute of Technology, New Zealand Unitec Institute of Technology, New Zealand Waialike Institute of Technology are all good choices for tourism majors.

The tourism major is a practical course integrating tourism services, planning, management and marketing. Learning content includes an understanding of tourism and tourism services, and how to apply the knowledge freely in businesses, tourist destinations and government agencies. New Zealand's Otago Polytechnic offers courses such as Diploma in Applied Tourism and Tourism (Level 5) and Diploma in Tourism Management. The superior geographical location also brings convenience to this major. Central Otago is unlike anywhere else in the world. Mountains, rivers, lakes and lush hills provide an excellent platform for various commercial activities and small enterprises such as tourism, hospitality, horticulture and viticulture, adventure, sports and agriculture.

Waikato Institute of Technology focuses on providing international students with a positive learning environment and comprehensive services. The college has partnerships with universities in many countries around the world. Includes Canada, China, Denmark, France, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Philippines, Saudi Arabia and Thailand. The college has a well-functioning international department, including international student affairs managers and international student affairs staff, who are responsible for arranging accommodation, airport pick-up and all related matters for international students.

The Diploma of Tourism Management at Unitec Institute of Technology in New Zealand is a one-year major that includes an internship to help students find a job after their studies. Immediately after graduation, students can apply for a postgraduate work permit, which allows them to find relevant employment within one year of graduation. After finding a job, students can stay in New Zealand for two years and apply for resident status at the same time.

Wanggao Polytechnic is the only institution of higher learning in New Zealand located in a prime tourist destination. The Bachelor of Tourism Management is New Zealand's first Bachelor of Tourism Management. Its characteristic is to design courses from the perspective of domestic and foreign tourism management, provide various tourism internship opportunities as much as possible, and help students apply classroom knowledge to practical work.