Why a flexible workforce is essential to helping hospitality and tourism recover
by Stephen Hickmore | Aug 15, 2022 | Categories: Featured and News.
Hospitality and tourism were the hardest-hit industry sectors by the Covid-19 pandemic. During the lockdown, these businesses were unable to operate at all, and many did not survive this initial phase. Recovery over the past two years has been slow, hindered by...
Top Five Universities to study a Hospitality Management Degree or Bachelor of Hospitality in South Africa
by admin | Aug 5, 2022 | Categories: Featured, Hospitality Opinion Blog and News. Tags: hospitality, Hospitality University, swiss hotel school and Top Hotel Schools and Universities offering Degree in Hospitality.
Where to study a Hospitality Degree in South Africa. Which are the top hotel schools and University offering hospitality studies. Bachelor of Hospitality Management, Best choice of Hospitality Business School The Swiss Hotel School DUT CUT Bloemfontein Hotel School
International arrivals in SA
by Stephen Hickmore | Jul 28, 2022 | Categories: Featured, News and Uncategorized.
According to the latest Tourism and Migrations Statistics report published by Statistics South Africa today, South Africa has just recorded a whopping 345% increase in overseas arrivals. The report stated that tourist numbers in South Africa in May 2022 rose by...
Top five Universities- Choosing a place to study a degree in hospitality management or Bachelor of Hospitality to study a Degree or Professional Culinary Arts Programme (ProfCap).
by Stephen Hickmore | Jun 8, 2022 | Categories: Featured, Hospitality Opinion Blog and News. Tags: chef, chefs, culinary, hospitality, hotels and swiss hotel school.
Is the establishment dependable with an established reputation? Do not be fooled; not all Colleges, Business schools and Universities are created equal. You need a trusted name with an international reputation for excellence. A proven history showing student success...
Traveller confidence in the Western Cape has returned
by Stephen Hickmore | Apr 14, 2022 | Categories: Featured and News.
After two years of a global pandemic and low tourism figures in the province, traveller confidence in the Western Cape has returned. This is according to the city and province’s official tourism, trade and investment promotion agency, Wesgro. From natural...
The Swiss Hotel School South Africa launches 33 ON BOND restaurant
by Stephen Hickmore | Mar 22, 2022 | Categories: Featured and News.
The Swiss Hotel School South Africa has launched it’s 33 on Bond fine dining restaurant. 33 on Bond is an experience with 4 course Gourmet Menu. Open Thursday and Friday Evenings. The restaurant is run by SHS’s First and Second year Culinary Arts and Management...
Professional Culinary Arts Programme (ProfCAP) July Intake at The Swiss Hotel School
by Stephen Hickmore | Mar 8, 2022 | Categories: Featured and News. Tags: ProfCAP.
The Swiss Hotel School in Ferndale have opened up applications for their Professional Culinary Arts Programme July 2022 intake. A ProfCAP is a specially curated set of qualifications, skills training and experiential learning unique to The Swiss Hotel School. Click...
by admin | Mar 4, 2022 | Categories: Featured and News.
South African cities among top destinations with the most eco-friendly hotels The study, undertaken by energy experts at Uswitch, looked at the environmental credentials of thousands of hotels on Booking.com in the world’s 200 major cities and used the holiday site’s...
UK set to scrap red list and mandatory hotel quarantines
by admin | Dec 14, 2021 | Categories: Featured and News.
The UK is poised to announce as soon as Tuesday the removal of all 11 countries from its so-called Covid-19 red list, ending mandatory hotel quarantine for travellers arriving from the riskiest countries. Ministers believe the move is logical given the number of...
Professor Luke O’Neill says the discovery of the cold virus in the Omicron variant is a sign of hope that it is just a common cold.
by admin | Dec 6, 2021 | Categories: Featured and News.
The Trinity Immunologist said the discovery overnight on Friday has given him hope ‘that it’s like a cold’ Professor Luke O’Neill says the discovery of the cold virus in the Omicron variant is a sign of hope that it is just a common cold. The Trinity...