In a significant move to bolster internationalcollaboration, a delegation from Chengdu Ginkgo College of HospitalityManagement recently visited Japan. This visit included engaging discussionswith key representatives from top institutions such as Osaka Gakuin University,Daiwa Academy of Japanese Language, Swisshotel Nankai Osaka, Centara GrandHotel Osaka, The RitzCarlton Osaka, and ZERO Corporation. This successfulexchange has established a vital bridge for cooperation within the Japanesehigher education ecosystem.

The primary focus of these discussions revolved aroundtalent cultivation in the hotel and tourism sectors. The goal is to nurturehigh-level, globally-minded professionals who are equipped to tackle thechallenges of a modern, interconnected world.

In the educational arena, Ginkgo College exploredcollaborative opportunities with Osaka Gakuin University and Daiwa Academy. Byfostering resource sharing and facilitating the exchange of quality teachingmaterials and faculty training, Ginkgo College aims to enhance its educators'capabilities and produce talent with a broad international perspective, readyto adapt to evolving global demands.

On the internship and employment front, Gingko college hasinitiated partnerships with leading Japanese enterprises, including ZEROCorporation, Centara Grand Hotel Osaka, and Swissotel Nankai Osaka. Thesecollaborations are set to provide students with numerous internship and jobopportunities in prestigious hotels and tourism organizations across Japan,enriching their career prospects and boosting their competitiveness in the job market.



The partnership with Japan is a cornerstone of GinkgoCollege’s international strategy, supported by strong backing from the Chinesegovernment. During the visit, the delegation met with officials at theEducation Office of the Chinese Consulate General in Osaka, including DirectorNie Ruilin, Consul for Science and Technology Xu Yongqiang, and Vice Consul LiRuobing. Gingko College leaders shared insights into Ginkgo’s mission andgoals, receiving strong affirmation regarding their focus on talentcultivation. Consul Nie emphasized the importance of ensuring thatinternational educational cooperation translates into real, measurable benefitsfor students. He also encouraged Ginkgo to reinforce its educational foundationand develop a clear, long-term growth strategy.

This visit has not only broadened Ginkgo College’sinternational educational pathways but also created an expansive platform forfaculty and student exchanges. The delegation's exploration of cultural andcooperative opportunities in the international hotel industry and local tourismmarket lays a solid groundwork for future collaborations and educationalresource sharing.

Gingko College has actively extended its internationalcooperation efforts in recent years. Ginkgo has established partnerships withover 30 prestigious institutions across Switzerland, the UK, France, Australia,Malaysia, and Thailand, continually embracing world class educational concepts.This initiative paves the way for diverse development paths and broaderopportunities for students to excel on a global stage.

Looking ahead, Ginkgo College is poised to expand itspartnerships with Ivy League institutions in the U.S. and renowned universitiesin Europe and Asia. These efforts will focus on joint talent cultivation,student exchange programs, and professional development for faculty. Byconnecting students with world-class universities, Ginkgo is committed toshaping them into high-end professionals with a global outlook, empowering themto discover their best selves.