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Eagles Hospitality School Launched to Enhance Ghana's Hospitality Workforce

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Madam Abla Dzifa Gomashie, Ghana's Minister for Tourism, Culture, and Creative Arts, has emphasized the importance of continuous training and capacity building for hotel staff to enhance service quality. The comment was made during the launch of the Eagles Hospitality School, a partnership between Eagles Hospitality Group and NOVA Business School Africa. The school aims to equip students with the necessary skills to thrive in the hospitality industry and position Ghana as a competitive destination in the global tourism market.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Eagles Hospitality School is a collaborative effort between Eagles Hospitality Group and NOVA Business School Africa to provide training and equip students with the skills to succeed in the hospitality industry.
  • The school's launch is a key step in positioning Ghana as a competitive and attractive destination in the global tourism and hospitality marketplace.
  • Ghana's hospitality industry faces gaps in service delivery, customer care, and leadership, which the school aims to address.
  • The school will offer practical immersion, combining theory with hands-on training, to ensure graduates are job-ready to deliver excellent services.
  • The school plans to have up to seven meeting rooms available for training, each capable of hosting up to 100 students per session.
  • The Chief of Hospitality Group, Mr. Christian Asante, expressed excitement over the project's launch, citing it as a significant moment for Ghana's hospitality industry.
  • Dr. Edward Ackah-Nyamike, President of the Hotels Association of Ghana, commended the initiative, highlighting its potential to enhance the hospitality industry.

Statistics:

  • The hotel industry is a key driver of economic growth, creating jobs, stimulating entrepreneurship, and supporting local industries.
  • Ghana's tourism industry still faces gaps in service delivery, customer care, and leadership.
  • The Eagles Hospitality School plans to offer training to students in up to seven meeting rooms, with each room capable of holding up to 100 students per session.
  • By equipping students with the necessary skills, the school aims to enhance service quality and position Ghana as a competitive destination in the global tourism market.

Sources:

  • Ghana News Agency, 03 July 2025 (article)
  • No additional sources were mentioned.

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