Training

From classroom to community: University of Baguio leads talks on regenerative tourism at 10th ITHSC

The School of International Hospitality and Tourism Management (SIHTM) of the University of Baguio in the northern Philippines held its tenth annual International Tourism & Hospitality Students’ Conference (ITHSC) on Friday, 20th February, at the Newtown Plaza Hotel and Convention Centre in Baguio City.

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Tourism revenues hit $2.2 trillion as training gaps threaten future growth

As education and training have a great deal to do with the type of tourism professionals currently practicing, we pose a question to industry professionals: is it time to rethink tourism education on both regional and global levels?

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Indonesia targets $16B in tourism investment as sector hits new peaks

Whenever the world thinks of tourism in Indonesia, it is almost automatic that their thoughts turn to either Bali or

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Archipelago discusses the integration of technology and human engagement at its 2026 Commercial Summit

Indonesian hospitality management company Archipelago successfully concluded its 2026 Commercial Summit which ran from 10th to 13th February.

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Airbus signs training agreements with two Thai universities

Airbus signed agreements with two of Thailand’s leading universities earlier today, 6th February.

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Farnek unveils advanced hospitality academy in UAE

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IAPCO brings its flagship EDGE programme to New Zealand

The International Association of Professional Congress Organisers (IAPCO) announced that it is bringing its flagship EDGE education programme to Auckland from 16th to 19th March.

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Low-cost carriers face turbulence as passengers trade cheap seats for reliability

The ongoing return to the services of full-service carriers has been driven in many ways by the dissatisfaction many passengers experience with low-cost carriers.

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MICE sector growth slows as staff burnout triggers widespread labor shortage

In light of current developments, event management companies, MICE suppliers, and even government organisations tasked with handling large-scale conventions and exhibitions need to find ways to keep their people from inevitably burning out and losing their passion for the job.