Because higher education is both a service and a product, and there is also market supply, demand and competition, American colleges and universities are facing fierce competition from European countries, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia and other countries, and they are all striving for international students.

The "Sunday Times" reported a few days ago that many top universities in the UK are chartering flights to transport Chinese students, fearing that they will lose huge tuition fees for overseas students. More than 50 British universities, including Imperial College London, University of Exeter, University of Bristol and other prestigious schools, have already booked 4 flights to facilitate the pick-up of more than 1,000 Chinese students and ensure that they can return in time Schools continue to complete their studies.

At the same time, British universities have also arranged airport transfers, food supplies, and rest and accommodation. The meticulous service fully demonstrates the urgency of British universities for the return of international students.