I can't see what I typed before. In short, if I intend to engage in this industry, I will stick to it. First, I must choose the right platform and do it well. For example, an international hotel like Hilton has a lot of room for appreciation. This hotel is developing rapidly in China, and there will be many vacancies. Their resources will be enjoyed. Senior management will recruit from within the group first, and then open to the outside world! Even if you don't do it here, others will give you a lot of points when they look at your work unit!
Secondly, a few questions you asked, 1. How to practice? This is very simple. The hotel will go to the talent market to recruit people, so you can go directly to see it or go directly to the hotel for an interview.
2. You're going to Hilton abroad. As I mentioned before, it's internal transfer. You can apply to work abroad as long as you think your English level is ok, hehe.
I won't say much about your study abroad. You must choose a good place to study abroad. Europe or Singapore has a developed tourism industry, where you can learn a lot of things that are not available in China at present.
Hotel training is necessary in international hotel chains, because they must ensure that employees have certain professional knowledge. If you have studied this professional knowledge before, it will be easy for you. Note that every hotel group will instill its own corporate culture in its employees! Hilton also has an elevator plan, which is to send you to study in Hilton hotels abroad, so that you can learn more advanced management experience, and they are all very interesting and beautiful places. Last year, a MM from our department went to Maldives for half a year, and all the expenses were paid by the hotel. How envious I am!
Come on, comrade, you can contact me if you have any questions. After all, I stayed in the hotel lobby for nearly three years. Hehe, don't give up halfway like me.