Sukhdev Toor, Manga Hotels, and a family vision for the future
FEATURE PROFILE: Feature from the FALL 2024 ISSUE of STAY Magazine
The Thompson Okanagan Tourism Association (TOTA) and Okanagan College are once again investing in the future of regional tourism and hospitality with the third intake of the fully funded Hospitality Professional Program.
The initiative is open to current professionals looking to elevate their career path, and those interested in securing skills and experience to land a job in the region’s vibrant tourism and hospitality sectors.
The Hospitality Professional Program comes with no financial burden, ensuring students can focus on gaining the skills and experience needed to unlock new and elevated roles. The partnership between TOTA and Okanagan College is made possible through federal funding in order to address major industry downturns and the ongoing skilled labour shortage facing tourism and hospitality businesses across the country.
FEATURE PROFILE: Feature from the FALL 2024 ISSUE of STAY Magazine
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