Tourism Management, Cruise Economy and Employment Prospects

There are many candidates for the international cruise crew management major. So, what is the employment prospect of this major? What can I do after graduation? Let's get to know it together! Employment Prospects of International Cruise Crew Management Major The development of cruise economy is highly valued by the state, and the international market is optimistic about China's cruise economy, resulting in a shortage of cruise crew. In the next two to three years, the cruise economy will face explosive development. It is estimated that the demand for cruise ships, yachts, cruise ships and water tourism talents in China will exceed 300,000. After 20 years, China's cruise economy will surpass that of the United States, and its career prospects will be bright. The major of international cruise crew management is mainly oriented to the international cruise service industry, and engaged in guest reception, dining rooms, leisure and entertainment services and management in international (domestic) cruise ships, international (domestic) cruise terminals, yacht clubs, high-star hotels and coastal leisure clubs. The introduction of international cruise crew management major aims to enable students to master tourism knowledge, hotel management knowledge, international maritime law knowledge, cruise service management knowledge, cruise service English, maritime first aid knowledge and so on. Through professional study, I have good oral English communication skills, strong service awareness, good adaptability to international working environment and organization and coordination ability, and become a high-standard, high-skilled and bilingual high-end international cruise service management talent. I mainly study foreign-related tourism practice and management, introduction to tourism, navigation geography, navigation psychology, introduction to cruise, cruise service and management, cruise professional etiquette, cruise professional communication, cruise English, basic knowledge of maritime hotels, basic knowledge of maritime safety, comprehensive English, English reading, travel English and spoken English.