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Regional Program Lead / Tourism & Hospitality Specialist (TCTA / Helvetas)
As an AHLEI Certified Hospitality Trainer (CHT®), I help hotels, restaurants, and tourism initiatives design practical learning frameworks, elevate service culture, and build operational standards that last.
I work at the intersection of hospitality, tourism, HR, training and project management. With more than 10 years of experience, I help teams translate international standards into learning that works in real operations and regional contexts.
A background built across training, hospitality operations and regional program delivery.
From identifying capability gaps to building service cultures, each engagement starts with the realities of your people and place.
Identify capability gaps and prioritize the learning that will improve service in practice.
Build structured learning journeys around operational needs and measurable objectives.
Deliver practical development for hospitality teams and service leaders.
Turn service principles into consistent habits across teams and guest touchpoints.
Adapt standards to the needs of eco-tourism and regional destinations.
Experience connected to organizations and programs in hospitality, tourism and regional development.
Regional Program Lead / Tourism & Hospitality Specialist (TCTA / Helvetas)
Lead Hospitality Trainer (in partnership with Gamma Skills)
Hospitality L&D / TNA Consultant (delivered via Synergia Academy)
Hospitality School Concept & Curriculum Development (In collaboration with Synergia Academy)
For training, learning design and regional program collaborations, I welcome a conversation about your goals.
Practical notes on learning, service culture and regional hospitality standards.
TNA & AUDIT
A useful needs analysis connects guest expectations, operating evidence and the decisions people make during service.
SERVICE CULTURE
Standards become practical when teams can recognise the action, practise it and receive specific feedback.
CURRICULUM DESIGN
Short practice cycles, realistic scenarios and manager follow-through help learning fit the rhythm of operations.
LEADERSHIP
Shared principles give people direction while leaving room for sound judgement in a real guest interaction.
REGIONAL STANDARDS
Good adaptation protects the intent of a standard while reflecting local language, place and operating realities.
ECO-TOURISM
Visitor experience, environmental care and community value should be designed as one connected system.
LEARNING IMPACT
Attendance is a starting point. Follow-up should examine behaviour, operational consistency and guest experience.