HOME | HOTELS | VILLAS | CRUISES | ACTIVITIES | SHOPPING | RESTAURANTS | MAPS | SPECIALS | YELLOW PAGES | NEWS
CARIBBEAN.COM | FEATURES | ADD ARTICLE | SITE MAP
Home: Curacao: Curaçao airport personnel undergo in-depth training with business and hospitality industry experts
  Anguilla
  Antigua & Barbuda
  Aruba
  The Bahamas
  Barbados
  Belize
  Bermuda
  Bonaire
  British Virgin Islands
  Cayman Islands
  Cuba
  Curacao
  Dominica
  Dominican Republic
  Grenada
  Guadeloupe
  Guyana
  Haiti
  Jamaica
  Martinique
  Mexico
  Montserrat
  Puerto Rico
  Saba
  St Barts
  St Eustatius
  St Kitts & Nevis
  St Lucia
  St Maarten
  St Martin
  St Vincent & the Grenadines
  Suriname
  Trinidad & Tobago
  Turks & Caicos
  US Virgin Islands
Sponsored links


SEND ARTICLE TO A FRIEND | PRINT ARTICLE | NEXT ARTICLE
 
Curaçao airport personnel undergo in-depth training with business and hospitality industry experts

Training expected to enhance overall visitor experience at the new Curaçao International Airport


Richardson, Texas (August 17, 2006) – To meet the goal of enhancing the overall visitor experience and to provide quality and seamless passenger service, the Curaçao International Airport has solicited the expertise of Texas-based business and hospitality training veterans, FreemanGroup.

With the recent opening of the new Curaçao airport, the passenger expectation of the level of service has increased as airport officials prepare to accommodate the demands of approximately 1.6 million passengers a year.

To assist Curaçao International Airport personnel in providing first-class service to passengers, FreemanGroup, a hospitality and tourism service evaluation and improvement company with more than twenty years of experience in the Caribbean, has developed a personalized and comprehensive ongoing training program that will ultimately deliver the airport’s high-service standard promise, “Bon Biní!” (Welcome!), to travellers.

“Our training program for the Curaçao International Airport involves a practice-oriented methodology that includes everyone from top-level management to immigration and customs officials to airport security, taxi drivers and car rental agents, establishing the highest quality in customer care,” said Paul Helson, executive director of Caribbean operations for the company.

Through a series of stakeholder meetings, inspections and hands-on sessions, FreemanGroup, will analyze and measure the service quality of airport staff. In addition, company representatives will perform anonymous and unannounced quality inspections to monitor and measure airport personnel service performance, all designed to fulfill the airport staff’s “Bon Biní!” (Welcome!) promise to visitors.


Disclaimer: The information in this article/release was accurate at press time; however, we suggest you confirm all details and prices directly with vendors.
 
SEND ARTICLE TO A FRIEND | PRINT ARTICLE
 
GO TO TOP | | NEXT ARTICLE
 
Sponsored links


Sponsored Links
 
Copyright © 2005 All rights reserved. No images, editorial matter, or advertising may be reproduced or transmitted without written permission from the publisher.
.