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Educational and Consulting Center of Tourism under the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Tourism Development in conjunction with the Association of Private Tourism Organizations within the framework of the second annual Global Entrepreneurship Week in Uzbekistan holds a roundtable on “Tourism. Education. Integration” with the support of the State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Tourism Development and the Global Business and Technology Association.
The purpose of the event is to consider and develop key initiations for better integration of national education with existing business needs to solve existing problems in tourism business and its further development.
Within the framework of the roundtable, the experience of the United Kingdom in development of social partnership, approach of Uzbekistan to development of partnership between employers and education institutions will be considered.
As reported by the Press Service of the State Committee for Tourism Development, the event will be attended by experts of the tourism sector, scientists, teachers of higher and secondary special institutions, representatives of public and private sectors in the field of tourism, as well as experts of the British Council.
