GTA’s international training aims to attract more tourists

TO further develop more tourism products and services, and to better train persons from various villages, the Guyana Tourism Authority (GTA) has implemented international training for its staff. Recently, GTA employees participated in the virtual Food Safety Training Session, which was led by Yvon Bertrand of the Canadian Executive Service Organisation (CESO). It forms part … GTA’s international training aims to attract more tourists Read More »

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