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Manama, Bahrain - Vatel hosted their first public lecture on Tourism and Real Estate Sector gaps and Investment Opportunities presented by Mr. Ali Murtaza - Director of Real Estate, Tourism and Leisure Investment Development at the Bahrain Economic Development Board. The lecture was attended by 40+ current Vatel students, prospective students and their parents, and esteemed guests from the hospitality sector in Bahrain.
The lecture highlighted how tourism and real estate-related investments are crucial elements of economic growth, the gaps and issues within the sector that need to be addressed and the particular advantages Bahrain can offer to tourism-based enterprises. In addition, the lecture shed light on some of the major projects and mega-developments in the pipeline that will create prospective job opportunities for Vatel’s students post attaining their degree. The session ended with a lively Q&A session where students had the opportunity to engage and exchange their views based on their current experiences.
Mr. Julien LISCOUET, General Director of Vatel school in Bahrain stated, “We want the students to connect with leaders in the industry such as Mr. Ali Murtaza from the EDB, and understand the importance of this sector, and their role within the different segments of tourism and real estate. The hospitality industry is growing, and will continue to grow and we need to ensure our students are aware of the changes so that they can be prepared to make a difference with the skills they will acquire from Vatel.”
Bahrain's only hospitality and tourism business school, "Vatel", was officially inaugurated in 2018 with the objective of upskilling the national workforce in accordance with international standards, as well as providing students with the qualifications required in order to obtain job opportunities within the developing hospitality sector in the Kingdom.
Vatel, a hotel management school in the Kingdom of Bahrain, is the Group’s first and only School in the GCC region. Vatel prepares its students to build their future in the international tourism & hospitality industry and become the managers of tomorrow. Located on four continents, the network of Vatel schools makes up the 1st Worldwide Business School Group in Hospitality and Tourism Management, and was elected by professionals as the Best Hospitality Management School.
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About Vatel Bahrain
Vatel has 50 hospitality management schools located in Europe, in the Americas, in Asia and in Africa. Vatel’s mission is to prepare the younger generations to build their professional futures in the international hospitality and tourism management industries. Vatel currently has over 9,000 students and 30,000 alumni who are a living proof of the success of its unique teaching concept, further positioning the school as the first worldwide Business School Group in Hospitality and Tourism Management.
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