We are excited to announce a new collaboration with Uganda’s tourism private sector apex body ‘Uganda Tourism Association‘ (UTA) and their post COVID-19 hospitality recovery strategy through skilling.
Our Karamoja Tourism Academy will handle the recruitment of participants for refresher trainings for in-service hospitality staff from the Karamoja sub-region. The refresher trainings will be given at the end of May 2021 at Hotel Africana Moroto in the areas of room attendant, waitron, customer care, trainer of trainer, bakery and pastry.
This training is part of the Karamoja Tourism Academy 2021 roadmap to get the regional hospitality and tourism workforce ready to hosts guests again now international borders are opening up. The next in-service training for Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region is planned to take place in October 2021 in collaboration with Ukarimu Academy.
Ateker nominated for category of best Documentary at Uganda Film Festival – We are proud to learn that our documentary shot in South Sudan is been nominated for best documentary by Uganda Film Festival!
Karamoja Safari featured in the Dutch and Belgium magazine called Columbus Travel Magazine. The magazine highlights a 20 pages travel report from climbing worlds Mt Elgon (4321m), an authentic cultural experience in Karamojaland and ending with an off the beaten path Wildlife Safari in Kidepo Valley National Park!
A partnership in linking Karimojong crafts producers to tourism markets in Uganda with the ambition to create job opportunities and preservation of culture of indigenous communities.
Kara-Tunga co-founder Theo Vos was asked to share what the essence of meaningful and effective stakeholder engagement is for Kara-Tunga. And what should the travel industry pay attention to and how should they engage with organisations like Kara-Tunga?
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Karamoja Hospitality Refresher Training with UTA at Hotel Africana Moroto
We are excited to announce a new collaboration with Uganda’s tourism private sector apex body ‘Uganda Tourism Association‘ (UTA) and their post COVID-19 hospitality recovery strategy through skilling.
Our Karamoja Tourism Academy will handle the recruitment of participants for refresher trainings for in-service hospitality staff from the Karamoja sub-region. The refresher trainings will be given at the end of May 2021 at Hotel Africana Moroto in the areas of room attendant, waitron, customer care, trainer of trainer, bakery and pastry.
This training is part of the Karamoja Tourism Academy 2021 roadmap to get the regional hospitality and tourism workforce ready to hosts guests again now international borders are opening up. The next in-service training for Uganda’s Karamoja sub-region is planned to take place in October 2021 in collaboration with Ukarimu Academy.
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