Empowering the Future of Travel Consultants through
Education
Sky Logistics Limited (GSA
Nigeria) Delta Air Lines Inc., announced the launch of a ground breaking
Scholarship Program for select Travel Agencies in Nigeria, as part of its
commitment to corporate social responsibility and the development of the travel
industry in the region. The initiative aims to recognize and support the
outstanding efforts of travel agencies by providing professional and
educational opportunities for an all-expense-paid Ticketing and Reservation
training program.
This comprehensive training
program will be conducted at the prestigious Frontier Academy, a subsidiary of
GHI Assets Limited. Frontier Academy is recognized as an Amadeus training
partner, an IATA certified training organization, and also renowned for its
commitment to excellence in travel industry education.
The Scholarship Program aims
to empower the next generation of travel consultants, providing them with
essential skills and knowledge to excel in the dynamic travel industry. The
curriculum has been carefully designed to cover a range of topics, ensuring
participants gain a deep understanding of reservations and ticketing processes,
customer service, and industry best practices.
"We are delighted to
launch this Scholarship Program," said Mrs. Olubukola Rokosu, Manager,
Commercial at Sky Logistics Limited, Delta Air Lines GSA Nigeria. "This
initiative underscores our dedication to the development of the travel industry
in Nigeria. By investing in the education of travel agency professionals, we
aim to contribute to the growth and success of the sector as a whole."
The Scholarship Program
offers two scholarships per agency, providing recipients with all-expense-paid
training at Frontier Academy, encompassing comprehensive Ticketing and
Reservation training conducted by industry experts and presenting an
opportunity to enhance leadership and consultancy skills.
The selected agencies will
have the unique opportunity to enhance their expertise and elevate their
services, ultimately benefiting both the agencies and the travelers they serve.
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