Is "accomplished" correct?

Reads like typical cover letter blah, blah, blah. Lot of words that say a lot but don't really mean anything. Don't be surprised if you don't get a response.

Best advice I can give you is to delete this sentence.

What are characteristic products and fields?

Tdol said:

What are characteristic products and fields?

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This is the complete context:

I am particularly accomplished on characteristic products and fields like travel and tourism. Furthermore, I’m confident with the administration of exclusive brands.

Instead of "characteristic", I would like to use "peculiar". Is this also correct in this context?

Thanks!

Merkuzio said:

This is the complete context:

I am particularly accomplished on characteristic products and fields like travel and tourism. Furthermore, I’m confident with the administration of exclusive brands.

Instead of "characteristic", I would like to use "peculiar". Is this also correct in this context? No.

Thanks!

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"I am particularly accomplished on characteristic products and fields like travel and tourism."
The above makes no sense.

"Peculiar" means "strange" or "unusual" and has a slightly negative connotation. Don't use it.

emsr2d2 said:

"Peculiar" means "strange" or "unusual" and has a slightly negative connotation. Don't use it.

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As far as I know, "strange, unusual, bizarre, odd" are not the main meaning of peculiar, which foremost means "particular, distinctive, specific", without any negative connotation.

bhaisahab said:

"I am particularly accomplished on characteristic products and fields like travel and tourism."
The above makes no sense.

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If I use "experienced" instead of "accomplished", may it be correct?
Thanks!

The sentence doesn't work. You could use something like I have a lot of experience in travel and tourism.

PS If you look at these dictionaries, peculiar is usually listed as meaning strange/odd, etc first. Definitions of peculiar - OneLook Dictionary Search