From 15th to 21 March I was to visit Nepal in the International School of Tourism & Hotel Management in Kathmandu and supervise the written semester tests. It was impressive to see are the challenges facing my colleagues in Nepal. It was at this time only 8 hours of electricity a day , as it has been months has not rained. Nevertheless, the conduct of the tests could therefore not be disturbed. Although Nepal is one of the water-richest countries in the world, it provides the government not to guarantee uninterrupted power supply.
During my stay I had the opportunity to talk with property owners. So I told the director Shiva Ram Suwal Hotel Blue Diamond (www.hotelbluediamond.com.np - the way a secret, it is in the tourist district of Thamel) that is due to political problems, the workload at present only 20%.
Sharmilee Shakya, a graduate of the ITH Klessheim , reported similar inter alia, that it happens frequently, that guests who have booked will not, because they at the airport by competitors or "poached" the suppliers are. Sharmilee is Sales & Marketing Director of an exclusive restaurant in Kathmandu, while supporting their family, which leads a hotel.
Specialist training in Nepal is expensive - on the contrary, we are offered here, for example, about the project eTourism Fitness ( www.etourism-fitness.com ) free, high quality courses to improve to achieve academic qualifications of the employees and businesses in tourism SME's.
image: with colleagues at the International School of Tourism & Hotel Management
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