Following an intensive training course lasting three weeks, 46 newly-qualified guides have graduated in Rwanda, amongst them 6 ladies. The Rwanda Development Board – Tourism & Conservation
, na lagolagoina lenei sauniga ma o le a faʻaauau pea ona fesoasoani i le faʻatupeina ina ia mafai ai ona faʻateleina sili atu taʻiala ma agavaʻa o loʻo faʻamoemoeina e tagata tafafao maimoa e uiga i agavaʻa ma amio a latou taʻiala. O le faʻaleleia atili o le tausiga o tagata o se mea taua tele lea mo le turisi a tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Rwanda, ma o vaega tumaʻoti ma faʻalapotopotoga lautele ua faia so latou sao i le ausiaina o nei sini.
O Manzi Kayihura, o le sa avea ma CEO o RwandAir, ma o lea ua avea nei ma vaega o le safari, ma o le taitaifono foi o le Rwanda Association of Tour and Travel Agents, na ia faafetaia le ausiaina, ma e mautinoa o le a faatino lana matafaioi i le turisi alamanuia i le faateleina o tomai faaliliuina ma toleniga avanoa mo Rwandan. aufaigaluega
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- O Manzi Kayihura, o le sa avea ma CEO o RwandAir, ma o lea ua avea nei ma vaega o le safari, ma o le taitaifono foi o le Rwanda Association of Tour and Travel Agents, na ia faafetaia le ausiaina, ma e mautinoa o le a faatino lana matafaioi i le turisi alamanuia i le faateleina o tomai faaliliuina ma toleniga avanoa mo Rwandan. aufaigaluega
- Improved customer care is a key objective for the Rwandan tourism industry, and both private and public sector are committed to play their part in achieving these goals.
- , have supported this session and will continue to help with funding in order to equip more guides with skills that are expected by tourist visitors in regard of competence and conduct of their guides.
