Qatar Tourism launches ‘The Art of Front Office Hospitality' training programme
Qatar Tourism's Service Excellence Academy has launched 'The Art of Front Office Hospitality', with the aim of providing training to 400 frontline hotel staff from properties rated four stars and below.
In a press release issued on Monday, Qatar Tourism said that the two-day training course was designed to address the specific needs of this segment and that it focuses on guest relations, cultural sensitivity, and operational efficiency.
It added that the first batch of 84 participants has successfully completed the program and received certification.
This initiative forms part of Qatar Tourism's broader Service Excellence strategy and contributes to the objectives of Qatar National Vision 2030 by fostering professional development and raising service standards across the
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