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A study of purpose is identify and analyze The Effects of Major Selection Motivation of Students Majoring in Airline Service on their Major Satisfaction and Employment Preparation Behavior, to open better departmental education programs for students and to present efficient directions in the employment preparation process, which is a step for future career goals and preparation. In summary, the results of hypothesis testing in this study are as follows, First, it was found that the higher Major Selection Motivation of Airline Service Students, the more likely it was to affect the Major Satisfaction. It has been shown that personal motivations of Students Majoring in Airline Service have a significant impact on the satisfaction of their majors, but social motivations do not have a significant impact. The higher the degree of satisfaction with the major, the more likely it is to affect job preparation behavior, and the less significant impact on full-scale job preparation actions. The implications of this study were intended to use the motivation for majors in college entrance exams so that students can live a smooth college life and achieve their desired jobs after admission.

This study attempted to certify whether the locality of local festival stories has a significant effect on the pride of local residents, whether the pride of local residents has a significant effect on festival participation, and whether there are differences between high locality perceiving groups and low locality perceiving groups in the influential relationship between the locality of local festival stories and the pride of local residents. To conduct this study, surveys were conducted for 4 days from March 21st to the 24th in the year 2019 on the local residents of Jindo-gun, the host area of the Miracle Sea Festival, selected by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism as a top cultural tourism festival, and a total of 202 surveys were used in actual proof analysis. Analysis results showed that the locality of local festival stories could be divided into regional closeness and economic closeness and it had a significant effect on the pride of local residents. Also, the pride of local residents had a significant effect on festival participation. In addition, differences occurred between groups that perceived high levels of closeness and groups that perceived low levels. Based on such results, local festival stories must be composed based on the symbolism, historicity, and locality of the festival hosting area and when festivals contribute to the economy and culture of the areas in which they are held, local pride rises and intentions to participate in the festivals also increase.