Hotelschool The Hague and CTO Forge Partnership for Sustainable Tourism Innovation

Hotelschool The Hague (HTH) and the Caribbean Tourism Group (CTO) have introduced a partnership to ignite sustainable practices and innovation throughout the worldwide tourism panorama. This collaboration expands the Sustainable Hospitality Problem (SHC) into the Caribbean area, broadening the platform’s attain.

Globally acknowledged for uplifting college students to develop ingenious options to sustainability challenges in hospitality, SHC is ready to convey its impactful competitors to the Caribbean. This enlargement leverages the area’s distinctive cultural range and views, enriching the competitors and sparking new revolutionary options.

Via this collaboration, SHC seeks to create an inclusive area for college students worldwide to current their concepts and contribute to the sustainable tourism dialogue. With SHC’s intensive community alongside the CTO’s dedication to positioning the Caribbean as a premier journey vacation spot and its dedication to main sustainable tourism initiatives, this initiative guarantees Caribbean college students a stage to exhibit their tourism experience on a world scale.

This collaboration between HTH/SHC and CTO alerts the organizations’ shared dedication to driving innovation and sustainability inside the hospitality business. It goals to empower future leaders to foster optimistic change and construct a sustainable legacy for generations to come back.

“We’re delighted to witness the enlargement of the Sustainable Hospitality Problem into the Caribbean area,” says Paul Griep, Director of Alumni & Business Relations at Hotelschool The Hague and Founding father of SHC.

“Personally, I’m thrilled by SHC’s extension into such a culturally wealthy and various area. At SHC, we firmly imagine that the perfect improvements can originate from anybody, anyplace. We goal to supply each scholar worldwide the chance to share their concepts. With its abundance of tourism data, the Caribbean area offers a perfect surroundings for nurturing revolutionary options. We eagerly anticipate the contributions that college students from the Caribbean will convey to the desk,” he continued.

“Partnering on such an initiative marks a big stride for CTO, amplifying our ongoing dedication to fostering the subsequent era of Caribbean tourism leaders,” stated Dona Regis-Prosper, CTO’s Secretary-Normal and Chief Government Officer. “This collaboration not solely reinforces our dedication to partaking future leaders in tourism-related actions but additionally underscores our alignment with international and regional sustainability initiatives,” she continued.

The CTO chief famous that the organizations are poised to catalyze the event of revolutionary, resilient, equitable and sustainable tourism merchandise that resonate on an area and international scale.

This new endeavor builds upon CTO’s previous and current youth growth packages, which embody the CTO Pupil Colloquium, which targets tertiary-level college students from the Caribbean, and the CTO Regional Youth Congress for secondary faculty college students between the ages of 14 and 17.

Notably, for the primary time, the Caribbean shall be represented on the SHC, with a group from the College of the West Indies Mona Campus collaborating within the semifinals in Miami this week.