Luxembourg Extends Cooperation to Nicaraguan Hotels

The European country decided to extend the hospitality training program, in which it has already invested $5.6 million, for 2 years.

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

The investment was used in the construction of the National School of Tourism and Hospitality, equipment and technical assistance for the project.

Máximo Rugama wrote in Elnuevodiario.com.ni: "The extension of the Modern School of Tourism and Hospitality which operates in the Polytechnic Institute of Estelí and where future cooking specialists will be trained was recently inaugurated. This extension was opened by cooperation representatives of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, which has unconditionally supported these types of projects for several years."

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