On December 4, the Armenian Tourism Federation held a certificate awarding ceremony for participants of the short-term training course on the Amadeus Reservation System. The event took place at Sedrak Mamulyan’s culinary studio.
The course was supported by the RECONOMY’s “Digitizing Sectors for Competitiveness” project, which provided both methodological and technical assistance.
The first graduates of the program were congratulated and encouraged by Mher Sahakyan, project manager of the “Digitizing Sectors for Competitiveness”, and Mekhak Apresyan, president of the Armenian Tourism Federation.
Following the ceremony, participants engaged in a discussion on the significance of national cuisine in the tourism sector with Sedrak Mamulyan, president of the “Development and Preservation of Armenian Culinary Traditions” NGO. The event concluded with an opportunity to savor traditional Armenian dishes.
It is worth noting that specialists trained in the Amadeus Reservation System will be well-positioned for employment in tourism-related organizations requiring expertise in reservation systems.
RECONOMY is an inclusive and green economic development program of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), implemented by Helvetas in partnership with the Strategic Development Agency NGO and others in the Eastern Partnership and Western Balkan countries.
