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Tanzania: AHTI Braces for Quality Services
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Arusha Times (Arusha)
10 May 2008
Posted to the web 12 May 2008
Arusha
More than 180 people employed in the tourism and hospitality services sector attended a specially designed Tanzania Host training programme at Arusha Hotel Training Institiute last week.
The Tanzania Host training programme concentrated on ensuring a quality welcome for all visitors coming to Tanzania. Fruits of the programme are likely to be enjoyed by the about 3000 delegates to the 8th Leon Sullivan meeting early next month.
The training was organized by the Tourism Training Programme. TTP is a project under the Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism and is supported by the European Union through EDF funding.
The Tanzania Host programme was designed so as to develop and sustain a tourism workforce capable of providing internationally competitive standards of service to visitors traveling to and within Tanzania.
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Mr .Alan McGuigan, a Member of the Institute of Hospitality and Consultant of the TTP was the presenter of the course. The seminars were attended by tour guides, restaurant service personnel, bar staff, receptionists and reservationists, tour operations staff, agency staff and others who are involved in providing tourism services to visitors to Tanzania.
The Tanzania Tourism Training programme now plans to put on more such training seminars commencing on Monday, 12th May to 14th May, 2008 at Arusha Hotel Training Institute. For more information concerning these programmes, intending participants should contact the Arusha Hotel Training Institute in Sakina Area in the Arusha Municipality.
Details can also be accessed by visiting the TTP website at www.ttptanzania.com for information on this programme and for information about this important EU funded Tanzania Tourism Training Programme
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