Tunisian university hostel and the National Bureau of Tunisian tourism make 2015 the year of tourism configuration

Was on December 30, 2014, signature of a partnership agreement between each of the Tunisian League for the inn and the National Tunisian Tourism Bureau at the Ministry of Tourism. This agreement aims to develop services and improve efficiencies for the associate to the tourism sector.

The agreement is to strengthen the partnership between the Department of Tourism and the tourism sector in order to better suited between operating and configuration.

Mr. Radwan Bin Saleh, President of the Tunisian League and assured the inn that "the decline in the level of services in the tourism sector is mainly linked to the shortage of talent. There is no doubt that great efforts should be made in the field of training, both in terms of content or quality of these efforts."

Tunisian university was keen to come down to go in parallel with this agreement rich factual events and projects that concern mainly the Programme of Action:

- Updating methods and software configuration especially on international standards and the development of the profession depending.

- Develop a media plan to raise awareness of the importance of tourism professionals and directing the attention of young people and their parents about these professions in order to attract the very best in the field of tourism configuration.

- Encourage tourism enterprises to adopt a forward-looking plans for the disposal of the functions and competencies.

- Urged tourism enterprises to spend partnership agreements with the National Office of Tunisian tourism training centers in order to create a link between the resources available in the configuration and the institution.

The two sides agreed that the joint committee leadership follow the various stages of completion of the project, which extends over three years in order to ensure its success. This committee functions since the first half of the month of January 2015.

Mr. Radwan bin Saleh pointed out, saying: "We wish that enables us the fruit of this partnership with the Tunisian National Tourism Office of the preparation of good professionals in the future and that we can provide the best and the finest services for the benefit of our customers, dear."

There is also no doubt that the Tunisian League for the inn has demonstrated once again the great keenness and attention to matters related to the operation of vocational training and the will to contribute to improving the quality of services provided in the tourism sector and enrichment.