Launch of 360° training in the tourism sector. This was discussed at a meeting held in recent days in the municipality of Pantelleria, between the CIFA Trapani delegation, consisting of the provincial president Gaspare Ingargiola, the CIFA manager for central-south Italy Salvatore Maddio and Duilio Percorella, the legal representative of the training organization “Antemar” and the mayor of Pantelleria Fabrizio D ‘Ancona, Vice Mayor Adele Pineda and Councilor Massimo Boni; The meeting was also attended by the head of the municipal sector, Salvatore Belvisi, and labor consultants Mariano Rodo and Francesco La Francesca.
Ingargiola and Maddio, who conveyed greetings from CIFA National President Andrea Cafa, illustrated the “welfare” tools offered by the Confederation for worker training, local business development and innovative work systems. Following the first meeting, which already took place in July last year, the opportunity was presented, given the objectives of promoting and de-seasonalizing tourism on the island, to begin training employees involved in the hotel and restaurant sector, as well as in tourism services on the island. general. In particular, we talked about strengthening the tourism offer through language courses needed to internationalize the offer, improving front office service and “customer satisfaction”, and attention was also paid to some specific sectors such as wine service. and knowledge of excellent local products.
The vocational training activities offered by CIFA free of charge to organizations and companies have received positive feedback from the municipal administration of Pantelleria, which has stated that it is ready to launch an effective partnership to strengthen the strategic sector, which also includes an important satellite sector. , for the island’s economy. Thus, in the various municipalities of the province of Trapani, the “audit” activity of the CIFA provincial secretariat is constantly ongoing, aimed at activating operational instruments within the synergy of the public and private sectors to restart the manufacturing sector, also thanks to the recent creation of the Labor Council, to support business.