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Best practice selection on upskilling and reskilling from Spain: HOSBEC

In today’s rapidly evolving tourism industry, developing a strategic approach on skills development within organisations is crucial for a futureproof sector and workforce to remain competitive and responsive to changing market demands. In this series of best practices we highlight key areas of skills development necessary for the digital and sustainable transformation and inclusive tourism growth. We discuss best practices that have been carefully selected in the PANTOUR project countries to get inspired. In this blog, we zoom in to Spain for the best practice HOSBEC.

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Best practice selection on upskilling and reskilling from Germany: Müritzhof Knust

In today’s rapidly evolving tourism industry, developing a strategic approach on skills development within organisations is crucial for a futureproof sector and workforce to remain competitive and responsive to changing market demands. In this series of best practices we highlight key areas of skills development necessary for the digital and sustainable transformation and inclusive tourism growth. We discuss best practices that have been carefully selected in the PANTOUR project countries to get inspired. In this blog, we zoom in to Germany for the best practice Müritzhof Knust.

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Empowering Tourism with Skills Intelligence Monitoring: webinar 16 January 2025

Thursday 16 January 2024

16:00 – 17:30 pm CET

Webinar 

 

 

We are excited to host the first PANTOUR webinar of 2025

 

Tourism is at the heart of today’s social, sustainable and technological transformations, bringing both challenges and opportunities for tourism businesses. To thrive in this dynamic landscape, the tourism and hospitality sector requires new and evolving skills to remain competitive and forward-thinking. For this webinar we selected a serie of three European best practices that on a daily base, highlight key areas of skills development necessary for the digital and sustainable transformation and inclusive tourism growth.

Within the framework of the PANTOUR project, we are also excited to present the Sectoral Skills Intelligence Monitor —a cutting-edge tool designed to map current and future skill needs. This innovative resource empowers the workforce, keeps companies competitive, and supports education and training providers in delivering relevant, future-ready modules.

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The European Tourism Forum invited PANTOUR on stage to discuss the future of work and skills

Ongoing skills initiative to tackle staff shortages was the topic of the panel discussion last week, held in Budapest, Hungary, during the European Tourism Forum. The highest-level tourism trade event was held in collaboration with the Hungarian Council Presidency of the council of the European Union. PANTOUR colleagues Corné Dijkmans from Breda University of Applied Sciences and Klaus Ehrlich from Ruraltour attended the panel discussion to share insights.

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Service-to-service: Bridging tourism’s workforce gaps year-round

In today’s rapidly evolving tourism industry, developing a strategic approach on skills development within organisations is crucial for a futureproof sector and workforce to remain competitive and responsive to changing market demands. In this series of best practices we highlight key areas of skills development necessary for the digital and sustainable transformation and inclusive tourism growth. We discuss best practices that have been carefully selected in the PANTOUR project countries to get inspired. In this blog, we go to Finland for an exemplary case of Season-to-Season-Service.

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Best practice selection on upskilling and reskilling from Bulgaria: Chef & Gastro

In today’s rapidly evolving tourism industry, developing a strategic approach on skills development within organisations is crucial for a futureproof sector and workforce to remain competitive and responsive to changing market demands. In this series of best practices we highlight key areas of skills development necessary for the digital and sustainable transformation and inclusive tourism growth. We discuss best practices that have been carefully selected in the PANTOUR project countries to get inspired. In this blog, we focus on Chef & Gastro, a great Bulgarian initiative.

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PANTOUR celebrated during Erasmus Days 2024

The #ErasmusDays are an international celebration of the Erasmus+ programme, that took place from 14 to 19 October 2024. During these days, events are organised that celebrate the projects and opportunities proposed by Erasmus+. Open to students, teachers, trainers, professionals, and all citizens, the #ErasmusDays promote the numerous benefits that result from the programme. Throughout the week, both digital and physical events will take place, ranging from seminars, multilingual sessions, photo exhibitions, and conferences, to social media challenges, offering a unique chance to connect with people from diverse backgrounds and learn about different cultures. This year, PANTOUR was celebrated in The Netherlands, at Breda University of Applied Sciences.

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PANTOUR at IAAPA Europe Expo 2024

In today’s rapidly evolving world, the global attractions, leisure, and tourism industries face significant challenges in workforce development. Skills shortages, by technological, societal, and economic shifts, are influencing the future of work. This session, part of IAAPA’s Human Capital Exchange, is designed to explore these pressing issues and provide practical, innovative solutions to bridge the current and future skills gap.In collaboration with PANTOUR (European Pact for Next Tourism Generation Skills) and CELTH (Centre of Expertise in Leisure, Tourism and Hospitality), this workshop will provide exclusive insights into the latest research, tools, and strategies for addressing skills needs in the attractions, tourism, and hospitality sectors. PANTOUR’s initiatives, such as the Sectoral Skills Intelligence Monitor and Skills Lab, aim to upskill and reskill the workforce, preparing businesses and employees for a green, digital, and socially sustainable future.

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PANTOUR consortium in Chios, Greece

Surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Chios island – Greece, the PANTOUR consortium gathered mid-way through the project to discuss the progress and follow up actions, key activities, deliverables and milestones.
Our work achieved some milestones in the past months providing fresh data on current skills gaps and future skills needs but exciting next steps are on the horizon. We are currently working on a revamped Tourism Skills Lab – an interactive skills tool to assess skills for individuals, SME’s and training institutions.
We will soon deliver updated training materials on digital, green and social skills and contains a set of resources with guidance notes on how they can be used by educational establishments, training providers, employers, government departments, and individuals to review the requirements of jobs and functional areas within the hospitality and tourism sector. A handbook for EDI practices will be delivered, 10+ new occupational profiles will be introduced and explained, and interesting activities will continue to happen within the National and Regional Skills Partnerships to ensure continuation of our work so far.