New Global Partners

TTI's Master License in India and SARC region

Roxanne Ang, CEO of Tourism Training Institute, is shown here with Mrs. Neeraj Ghei of the Travel Institute, in Delhi at the recent signing of a TTI Master License Agreement for India and the SARC Region. Mrs. Ghei is the daughter of Mr. A. Sharma, a prominent travel industry leader in India who owned and operated Sita Travel and which was sold to Kuoni Travel. They also own and operate two resort hotels, Heritage Village Club in Goa and Heritage Village Manosar at Haryana between Delhi and Jaipur. Mrs. Ghei is also near completion of their recent project, the building of Select Citywalk, Delhi's newest and largest shopping mall in the heart of the city.

TTI's newest partner in Hospitality Training

Tourism Training Institute and its parent company, Global Education in Tourism Ltd., is happy to announce a strategic alliance and partnership with the American Hospitality Academy as the exclusive recruiter for its hotel management trainee program in the US.

AHA develops future hospitality leaders while fostering international understanding among our trainees and the American Public. The American Hospitality Academy is proud to have championed a practical training and internship program that teaches both cultural awareness and leadership skills that are necessary to be successful in a global service economy.

 

Tourism Training Institute Courses in Trinidad

TTI's global partner in Trinidad and Tobago is The School of International Travel & Languages (SITAL) headed by Ms. Ann-Marina White.

SITAL offers TTI's Flight Attendant Diploma program and graduates earn a TTI Flight Attendant Diploma program along with SITAL's diploma.

Known as "the Rainbow Country," the twin island nation is home to people of African, Spanish, Chinese, British, French and Syrian descent. Trinidad, only eight miles from Venezuela, is home of calypso, pan music and Carnival. Port-of-Spain, the capital, is best seen on foot starting from the 200-acre Queens Park Savannah and fanning out in all directions to discover the technicolor culture and elaborate architecture.

Tobago, just an air hop away, is largely peace and beaches. Scarborough, the capital, Fort King George, just outside town and the14,000-acre rain forest preserve are well worth visiting. The National Fine Arts Center sells local handiwork. It's also fun to shop for crafts in the many small shops and beach boutiques.

The island offers a selection of new and recently refurbished hotels with golf, tennis and a full complement of watersports. Buccoo Reef is a long-time favorite of snorkelers.