A hundred women in hospitality attended a training on customer service, the session was organised by @RDBrwanda and Emirates Academy for hospitality and Management. #Rwanda
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100 women tourism and hospitality professionals are today commencing a three-day training workshop by the @EmiratesAcademy in Nyamata, Bugesera District that aims to impart world class skills in tourism and hospitality. Read more on this here https://t.co/xK2utkdcul
@twarobert I think it would be polite to have talks with credit seekers in person, #SulfoRwanda not all service seekers (customers) have ill intentions. Service providers should be careful on how they sell their image to customers. First impression can make or break your business.
“We are going to train over 200 people per district. The trainees will include managers, receptionists, waiters, supervisors, housekeepers and cooks. We want to enhance their knowledge on what clients’ expect and how they can work seamlessly every day to meet customer needs.”
“We aim to double tourism revenues from USD 404 million in 2016 to USD 800 Million in 2024 and the only way we shall do this is by ensuring that our customer care is world class.”
The Head of the RDB Customer Care and Tourism Regulatory Division, Emmanuel Nsabimana, said: “Rwanda strongly believes quality service delivery is a key driver to not only the growth of tourism but the entire economy as well.”
The workshop is part of the two-week countrywide customer-care training for owners of hotels, restaurants, bars and nightclubs. It will conclude on 7, December and will benefit over 1,000 hospitality industry staff in Huye, Nyamagabe, Rusizi, Rubavu & Musanze districts.
RDB has today organized a customer care workshop in Muhanga, Southern Province aimed at improving service delivery standards in the hospitality sector in Muhanga District.
Great news! The mountain gorilla is no longer critically endangered! In the @IUCN Red List of Threatened Species that has been updated today the mountain gorilla is now listed as 'endangered' #VisitRwanda https://t.co/ANvGmps3KY