Hospitality, Tourism, & Events Internships
tourists in total visited China during 2018
of business meetings in the APAC region are through trade shows
- In a bid to attract 20 million tourists for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, the government i upgraded airports and seaports, as well as improved access to national parks and cultural attractions
- With strong GDP growth and rising domestic disposable income, Chinese tourists have been identified as a “hot commodity” by international tourism boards
- Vietnam relies a lot on their tourists for economic stability, while the rest of the world is suffering from the economic downturn, the Vietnamese economy and tourist industry continue to flourish at an impressive pace
- China’s foreign exchange income was $45.8 billion, the world’s fourth largest in 2010
- Chinese tourists are flocking abroad. With higher earning power, more Chinese people are visiting places such as the UK and Australia for tourism
- “Omotenashi” is a term in Japan signifying the traditionally correct way to treat a guest, and is the guiding principle for much of the country’s hospitality industry
- Chinese people take pride in their hospitality. Foreign guests can expect a Chinese style service including large banquets and warm, welcoming treatment
Hospitality, Tourism, & Events Internships: Host Companies & Example Projects
We take time to build our host company networks to ensure that we can connect interns with high-quality placements in the global marketing industry. For this reason, we don’t disclose host company names here on our website. Nevertheless, why not check out some of our example placements below?
The company is the largest travel company in China and is listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. They deal in domestic and international travel as well as conferences, exhibitions, and high tech development.
CRCC Asia interns will work for the company’s China travel depot which is the biggest flight ticket provider in China. They were established in 1997 and now have over 25 offices throughout China.
The hotel is situated in the center of Beijing along the West Chang An Avenue close to some of the city’s biggest landmarks, such as Tiananmen Square, the National Center for the Performing Arts, the Forbidden City and Working People’s Cultural Palace. The hotel is culturally very Chinese.
Guests will be treated to Chinese style hospitality and interns will be rotated around different areas of the hotel including reception, administration, management and food and beverages.
