Luxembourg trains personnel for tourist services
The Luxembourg government will provide
2.95 million EUR to carry out a 3.3 million EUR project to help train
personnel for the tourism and hotel sector in Vietnam.
The Luxembourg government will provide
2.95 million EUR to carry out a 3.3 million EUR project to help train
personnel for the tourism and hotel sector in Vietnam.
A protocol was signed in Hanoi on January 20 by the Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tran Chien Thang and the Luxembourg Ambassador to Vietnam Marc Ungeheuer.
The project will take place in Hanoi and Hai Phong City in the north, Da Nang and Nha Trang cities in the central region, Vung Tau City, Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho in the south as well as Da Lat City in the Central Highlands over three years.
Ambassador Ungeheuer said at the signing ceremony he believed in the development of Vietnam ’s tourist industry, which can generate many more jobs to enable local people to escape from the poverty trap.
He stated that by improving the capacity of the human resources in the tourist industry will help it to become more competitive and attract increased numbers of visitors from overseas.
The project is the fourth of its kind in Vietnam sponsored by the Luxembourg government. The three previous projects, which had a combined value of over 10.3 million EUR, have been in operation in Vietnam since 1997.-/.
A protocol was signed in Hanoi on January 20 by the Deputy Minister of Culture, Sports and Tourism Tran Chien Thang and the Luxembourg Ambassador to Vietnam Marc Ungeheuer.
The project will take place in Hanoi and Hai Phong City in the north, Da Nang and Nha Trang cities in the central region, Vung Tau City, Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho in the south as well as Da Lat City in the Central Highlands over three years.
Ambassador Ungeheuer said at the signing ceremony he believed in the development of Vietnam ’s tourist industry, which can generate many more jobs to enable local people to escape from the poverty trap.
He stated that by improving the capacity of the human resources in the tourist industry will help it to become more competitive and attract increased numbers of visitors from overseas.
The project is the fourth of its kind in Vietnam sponsored by the Luxembourg government. The three previous projects, which had a combined value of over 10.3 million EUR, have been in operation in Vietnam since 1997.-/.
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