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DTU Students Gain Real-world experience at PENINSULA Hotel Da Nang
On April 21, 2026, students from class K31NAB2 of the Faculty of English, DTU School of Languages, Humanities & Social Sciences took part in a field trip and hands-on learning experience at Peninsula Hotel Da Nang. More than just a routine visit, the trip allowed the students to directly engage with a professional working environment and gain a clearer understanding of the career path they are pursuing.
Learning from reality - Growing through experience
Moving beyond the classroom, the students got a firsthand look at how a five-star hotel operates. During their visit to Peninsula Hotel, they explored a range of spaces, including guest rooms, restaurants, and conference areas. Each stop offered practical insights into how the hotel is organized and run, and delivers service that meets international standards.

DTU students participate in a field trip to Peninsula Hotel Da Nang
Rather than just learning theory, the students gained an understanding of real-world operations, job requirements, and the level of professionalism required in the hospitality and tourism industry. It was a shift from “learning to know” to “learning to do.”
Engaging with industry professionals
Alongside the tour, the students had the opportunity to connect directly with hotel staff from different departments. Through sharing sessions and Q&A discussions, they got answers to questions about career opportunities, essential skills, and future career paths.

The visit provides DTU students with knowledge and a realistic perspective on future career development
Hearing real career stories from industry professionals not only provided valuable knowledge but also offered an authentic perspective on future career development. As a result, the students were able to define their academic and professional goals better.
The value of a field trip

The visit to Peninsula Hotel Da Nang gives students greater confidence and
a clearer sense of direction as they pursue their future careers
The visit to Peninsula Hotel Da Nang brought real value to the DTU students:
- A clearer understanding of real-world working environments
- Improved observation, communication, and adaptability skills
- Greater awareness of industry expectations
- Stronger motivation for learning and self-development
More importantly, the trip helped the students realize that what they learn in the classroom can be effectively applied in real life. It boosted their confidence and gave them clearer direction as they move forward on their future career paths.
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