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Iran to host 1st Intl. hotel management confab
TEHRAN, Jan. 6 (MNA) – Iran's first international conference entitled "Hotel Management in the Third Millennium" will be held February 20-21, 2010 in the Kish Island.
Over 700 individuals including university professors, experts, and people working in the field of hospitality have been invited to the conference.
Introducing the latest breakthroughs and offering cutting-edge information as well as scientific achievements in hotel management and tourism industry worldwide, defining the strategies to enhance standard levels and quality of services offered in Iran's accommodation centers, and comparative study of Iran's hotel management industry by using successful models at international levels are the main goals of the two-day event.
The conference's secretariat director, Naser Andalib, said the conference has received 30 articles in Persian language and five papers in English on the five topics of hotel construction and commissioning, marketing and sales in hotels, human resources and services, modern technology in hotel industry and standardization language from Austria, Malaysia and Hong Kong have been received so far by the secretariat.
Statistics show that in 2008 there were 922 million tourists around the world spending $944 billion, of which 50 percent was the cost of lodging.
Over 700 individuals including university professors, experts, and people working in the field of hospitality have been invited to the conference.
Introducing the latest breakthroughs and offering cutting-edge information as well as scientific achievements in hotel management and tourism industry worldwide, defining the strategies to enhance standard levels and quality of services offered in Iran's accommodation centers, and comparative study of Iran's hotel management industry by using successful models at international levels are the main goals of the two-day event.
The conference's secretariat director, Naser Andalib, said the conference has received 30 articles in Persian language and five papers in English on the five topics of hotel construction and commissioning, marketing and sales in hotels, human resources and services, modern technology in hotel industry and standardization language from Austria, Malaysia and Hong Kong have been received so far by the secretariat.
Statistics show that in 2008 there were 922 million tourists around the world spending $944 billion, of which 50 percent was the cost of lodging.
