Tianjin University Student Guide Company "Monopoly" University Line

Tianjin's university students set up a "tour guide company". They invite a part-time tour guide to visit famous universities around the country, which charges 50 yuan a day.

The founder of the tour guide company is Xiao Huang, who is going to graduate.

He had taken a short tour tour during the holidays when he had passed the tour guide's qualification certificate.

Among the guests he had brought up, he wanted to visit the famous schools in Tianjin. At that time, Xiao Huang sprouted an idea to create a "directional" tour guide company.

Xiao Huang and Xiao Huang focused their attention on famous universities in several big cities, such as Peking University, Tsinghua University and Fudan University.

He posted news on a network forum of more than a dozen famous universities to recruit campus guides.

"The number of tour guides in each school is controlled within 2, and holidays are appropriately increased.

One is to save costs, the two is to ensure the quality of service.

Xiao Huang said that at present, he has found ten part-time student guides in Tianjin, and the number of other cities is around 30.

There are only 3 employees in the company. Besides him, the other two are responsible for reception, accounting and so on.

"The tour guide is responsible for introducing the school's historical background and campus culture to tourists, giving visitors a tour of the famous buildings in the school and introducing the school's characteristic disciplines and specialties."

Xiao Huang said that tourists are mainly three kinds of people, one is college students, they want to know more about campus culture; the two is the graduating high school graduates and parents. They usually visit schools in winter and summer vacation, prepare for the future voluntary reporting, and the other one is foreign tourists who come to Tianjin.

The "daily salary" of the campus guide is 50 yuan, and Xiao Huang draws 10 yuan each time.

In order to make tourists more close to campus life, he also launched two "special services": that is, the campus guides use the cafeteria cards in their universities to allow customers to have lunch on campus, and even ask the hostel administrators to agree to take visitors to the student dormitories.

"Of course, the cost of lunch is settled separately by tourists.

In order to facilitate tourists, we have also prepared bicycles.