Occupation: Tourism Studies

Working in this field will give you the opportunity to interact with many people and cultures, as well as visit many places and scenic spots both domestically and internationally. By choosing this field, you can become:

• Tourism management encompasses tasks ranging from market research and product development (tour programs, events, etc.) to organizing marketing and sales activities, liaising with suppliers to arrange and execute tours and activities for clients.
• Tour guides' duties range from welcoming guests and organizing services to providing explanations and guidance to tourists about the destinations included in the trip.
• Managing a travel business encompasses tasks ranging from planning to implementing strategies and business plans to ensure the company's effective growth.

Requirements on capacity and personalityPossesses broad knowledge across multiple fields; has excellent communication skills; is dynamic and creative; is eager to learn; is passionate and enthusiastic about their work…Recruiting agency/unit:

• Tourism and travel businesses nationwide.
• Event and media companies.

Career prospectsCurrently, there are over 7,000 active travel businesses nationwide, and this number continues to grow.

This is a highly skilled and professional field that offers a stable income and numerous opportunities for career advancement. When choosing this field, you can work in one of the following positions:

• The reception desk serves as both the face and the link between all hotel services. Their responsibilities include receiving and processing guest requests from before arrival until departure.
• Service staff: working in various departments within the hotel such as housekeeping, food and beverage, bar, kitchen, etc. These staff members always follow a specific procedure to ensure the best possible service for guests.
• Management staff: In addition to the general leadership, each department in the hotel must have management staff. They must always ensure that their department operates efficiently and coordinates well with other departments in the hotel.
• Other positions: In addition to the positions above, you can also work in many other positions within the hotel such as marketing, customer service, front desk, etc.

Requirements on capacity and personality:

• Possesses discipline and communication skills;
• Be serious and patient in your work;
• They have a passion for their work.

Recruiting agency/unit:

• Hotels across the country.
• Food and beverage establishments, entertainment venues, etc.

Career prospectsThe hotel industry is a rapidly developing sector, and job opportunities await you both domestically and internationally.

Teaching knowledge and skills in tourism.RequestBroad and in-depth professional knowledge; understanding of life and multicultural society; passion for teaching, dedication and responsibility towards learners; excellent communication and presentation skills.Recruitment units:

• Faculty of Tourism Studies (University of Social Sciences and Humanities).
• Tourism and Hospitality departments are found at many colleges, universities, and vocational schools nationwide.

Prospects: Currently, more and more colleges and universities are offering Tourism as a major field of study. This opens up career opportunities for Tourism students who are passionate about teaching.

This is a very attractive field. Working in government agencies offers stable employment and many opportunities for advancement. When choosing this field, you can work in one of the following units: the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism; provincial Departments of Culture, Sports and Tourism; or the Management Boards of Historical Sites. Required skills and personality traits:

• Be serious and patient in your work;
• Disciplined;
• They have a passion for their work.

Career prospects: With the rapid development of tourism, the demand for staff at tourism management agencies at both the central and local levels is very high. Working at these agencies will provide you with many opportunities to learn, train, and advance your career.

• At entertainment and recreation service establishments (tourist areas, amusement parks, etc.)
• Tour guides at tourist areas, museums, historical sites, etc.
• Transportation service businesses (operating, selling tickets, providing services)
• At training and research institutions (lecturers at universities and colleges, researchers, etc.)
• In businesses (corporate reception department).
• Community tourism projects...