Group 1 - The cruise visa-free policy has attracted a significant number of foreign tourists to China, with Shanghai reporting a 89.8% increase in cruise entries and a 63.6% increase in passenger numbers in the first five months of the year [1] - The domestic cruise ship "Aida·Magic City" has over 1,000 staff from 32 countries, serving more than 4,000 passengers per voyage, highlighting the operational challenges faced by cruise management [2] - The demand for high-level composite talents in international cruise management and operations is increasing due to the growing market and favorable policies [2][3] Group 2 - The "Sea Eagle" talent training program will recruit outstanding interns for 18 months of training, providing opportunities for advancement in the cruise industry [3] - The introduction of the international cruise management major in universities reflects the urgent need for high-end cruise talents as China's cruise international competitiveness strengthens [4][5] - The curriculum focuses on core aspects of the cruise industry, including cruise operation management and supply chain management, with practical training opportunities [6] Group 3 - The global cruise economy's expansive vision and international service capabilities are essential competitive advantages for graduates in this field [7] - Career opportunities in the cruise industry include roles in entertainment planning, operational support, and platform development, emphasizing the international nature of the profession [9]