Antigua and Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association Congratulates Anthea Watkins on Acceptance to JICA Programme

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The Antigua and Barbuda Hotels and Tourism Association (ABHTA) proudly congratulates Anthea Watkins on her acceptance into the prestigious Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) training programme.

Ms. Watkins will participate in the course titled Human Resource Development for Creating Tourism Destination for Sustainable Tourism – Transforming Tourism Destination, which will be held in Japan from August 26 to September 20, 2024.

This training, facilitated by JICA, is a significant milestone for Ms. Watkins and by extension, the ABHTA. As a professional dedicated to the growth and development of Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism sector, Ms. Watkins is expected to gain invaluable insights and strategies that align with sustainable tourism practices.

Reflecting on her upcoming participation, Ms. Watkins shared, “I am truly honoured to be selected for this transformative opportunity. I look forward to expanding my knowledge and understanding of sustainable tourism development. My goal is to apply these new skills to enhance the strategic initiatives of the ABHTA upon my return, contributing to the long-term growth and success of our tourism industry.”

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Craig Marshall, Chairman of the ABHTA, expressed his enthusiasm for Ms. Watkins’ achievement: “Anthea’s acceptance into the JICA programme is a testament to her dedication and the value she brings to our organization. We are confident that the knowledge she will gain from this experience will not only benefit her professionally but also significantly impact the tourism landscape of Antigua and Barbuda. The ABHTA fully supports her in this endeavour and looks forward to her contributions upon her return.”

The ABHTA extends its best wishes to Ms. Watkins for a successful and enriching experience in Japan.

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