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| CHATA ta promové e sektor di hospitalidat i turismo dor di mehorá e klima komersial na benefisio di su miembronan i kresementu ekonómiko di Kòrsou. | ||
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CTB and CHATA categorically denounce actions against horeca establishments. 29-06-2008 The Curaçao Tourist Board (CTB) and the Curaçao Hospitality and Tourism Association (CHATA) express their gravest concern as to the actions against local restaurants that have taken place yesterday. As a follow up of the political demonstrations in downtown Willemstad, a very small group of troublemakers continued to provoke and molest visitors at horeca establishments in the Pietermaai Quarter. Read more » |
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Vacancy Academy Hotel: Assistant Manager, Restaurant Supervisor/ Instr. and Kitchen Supervisor/ Instr. 19-06-2008 Academy Hotel Curacao will operate with students of local hospitality schools, providing on the job training in a 24/7 and 365 days per year setting. The hotel has 40 rooms, an indoor and outdoor restaurant with a bar and an instruction kitchen. Per month an average of 70-80 students will be trained in several functions to run the hotel. Academy Hotel Curacao will opens its doors in October 2008 and the openings team starts in August 2008. The Hotel Manager will head a professional staff consisting of a Restaurant Supervisor, Kitchen Supervisor and an Assistant Manager. Read more » |
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JOINT STATEMENT FROMTHE CARIBBEAN TOURISM ORGANIZATION AND CARIBBEAN HOTEL ASSOCIATION 18-06-2008 AIRLINE CHALLENGES LEAD TO WHAT COULD BECOME UNPRECEDENTED COOPERATION AMONG CARIBBEAN GOVERNMENTS:The current economic difficulties facing the airline industry worldwide have provided numerous challenges to the destinations they serve, but have led to at least one positive in the Caribbean region: what could become an unprecedented level of cooperation and coordination among Caribbean governments. The airline challenges have caused many to recognize that they can deliver far more benefits to their citizens by cooperating with other governments than by acting alone. Read more » |
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CHATA organizes Airlift Seminar: Caribbean Airlift update 09-06-2008 On June 6th, 2008 CHATA hosted the Caribbean Airlift update presentation by IATA Asst. Director airport & ATC charges North and South America Mr. Cyril Kronenburg initiated by the airlift committee consisting of CAH, CAP, CHATA and CTB. The main subject in the seminar was the position of the Caribbean and Curacao in particular as well as upcoming (more airline-friendly) markets which Curacao should take into account when developing joint long-term strategies. Read more » |
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