Does the Tourism & Hotels program include language training?

Yes, strong emphasis is placed on languages given the need to deal with international guests.

Does the Tourism & Hotels program include hands-on hotel training?

Yes, training visits to hotels in Cairo and Giza are organised, and the academy describes work opportunities for some students alongside their studies.

What does the Tourism & Hotels curriculum cover?

All aspects of hotel work, from guest reception to delivering hotel services at a professional standard.

Faculty

Tourism & Hotels

Students in the Tourism & Hotels department study tourism and hospitality, including guest reception, hotel services and language skills for working with international visitors. The academy describes training visits to hotels in Cairo and Giza and opportunities for some students to work alongside their studies. Instructors include tourism and hotel specialists and university lecturers.

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Students in the Tourism & Hotels department study tourism and hospitality, including guest reception, hotel services and language skills for working with international visitors.

The academy describes training visits to hotels in Cairo and Giza and opportunities for some students to work alongside their studies.

Instructors include tourism and hotel specialists and university lecturers.

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