Kempinski Hotel Funds Scholarships
National Tourism College due to open soon in Tanzania
A newly-constructed tourism training facility, the National Tourism College, is due for its formal opening in May this year. The tertiary institution will facilitate studies relevant to the tourism and hospitality industry. The college would have opened by the end of last year were it not for a shortage of funds to equip the new buildings.
The construction was funded by the French government as a gift to Tanzania. When in full swing, the college will teach courses equivalent to a bachelor’s degree level, while also offering diploma and certificate courses. Foreign languages will be also taught, notably French and German, it is understood.
It was also confirmed that the Kempinski Hotel in Dar es Salaam has awarded three fully-funded scholarships to deserving students wanting to make a career in the hospitality industry.
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Hello Mr. Ole
where is there anything about Kenya, you seem to have it in for your neighbours if written or only imagined? No word about Kenya in this article, what are you seeing? Phantoms?
Get real please and stop bothering this site Sir!
Yours faithfully
Mukasa Fred M.
get serious the writer, the headline and the story are different! the heading was supposed to read National Tourism college due to open in Tanzania AND not in Kenya
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