Is it really bad to study tourism management in junior college? Is it really that difficult to find a job? My family asked me to change my major, and I was very entangled.

Tourism management majors in colleges and universities pay more attention to the cultivation of practical ability and arrange many practical courses. Employment is generally settled during internship. Of course, the job market of tourism management needs time to accumulate experience and improve its ability before it can develop well. Looking for a job at first may have a very low starting point, such as waiters and front-line staff. Managers in this industry must grow from the front line, otherwise management will be divorced from reality and cannot survive. Actually, major is not the most important thing. It depends on how you spend it in college. Growth in college will draw the distance between adults. It's been a few years since the mediocre hooligans, so they cherish their study time more, and many of them are self-taught.