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Major activities of APETIT

 

The activities of the Network are organized under eight general activity groups as indicated below

 

General activity group

Specific activities

 

Primary focal point

 

Secondary focal point

Information management and communication

• Marketing and advertising initiatives.

• Promoting tourism education quality in higher education.

• Maintaining APETIT website.

• Proactive efforts in ensuring members' realized benefits from active networking initiatives.

• Creating a database system, which should have a pre-set format and include, among others, entrance requirement, facilities that can be offered and contact address.

Institut Teknologi Tun Abdul Razak, Malaysia
 

Production of APETIT Newsletter

 

• Producing APETIT Newsletter.

• Marketing the Network at, inter alia, international, regional and subregional fora, tourism fairs, etc.

Indian Institute of Tourism and Travel Management, India

 
Student and faculty/staff exchange and development

• Bilateral exchange programmes.

• Forming a consortium, which interacts freely to bolster and boost exchange programmes efficiently and effectively.

• Functioning as a clearinghouse for student and faculty exchange, and student internship.

• Promoting the development of academic and administration staff.

• Promoting the exchange of internship programmes

• Promoting attachment programmes for faculty and administration staff.

The Hong Kong Polytechnic University , Hong Kong , China

Hanoi Tourism College , Viet Nam
Education and training development

• Coordinating efforts among members with respect to advisory services, training consultancy.

• Developing standards on tourism related curriculum.

• Developing APETIT-certified Professional Development Programme (e.g. Certified Training Professional or CTP).

Institute For Tourism Studies, Macao, China

Singapore Hotel and Tourism Education Centre , Singapore

Sri Lanka Institute of Tourism and Hotel Management, Sri Lanka

Research and development

• Developing research capacity among member institutions.

• Creating and collating journals or publications from members to be shared within the association.

• Identifying opportunities and promoting joint research.

• Establishing discussion forum to focus on research and development.

University of Queensland , Australia Victoria University , Australia
Sharing of expertise

• Promoting institutional collaboration in providing instructional expertise in tourism studies and research available with APETIT and related agencies.

• Rendering cost-effective training and teaching for promoting professionalism in tourism and hospitality.

• Bringing out a Directory consisting of experts to be made available for members in network programmes.

Iran Cultural Heritage and Tourism Services Organization, Islamic Republic of Iran Tourism authority of Thailand , Thailand
Membership benefits

• Promoting links with tourism-related industries and obtaining grants and funding for training of trainers, educators and students.

• Serving as a clearing house, sourcing and connecting “buyers” and “sellers” of services.

International Centre of Excellence in Tourism and Hospitality Education (THE-ICE) Shanghai Institute of Tourism, China
Student activities

• Identify APETIT member institutions interested in facilitating student activities.

• Consult with interested APETIT members to identify potential student activities.

• Consult with focal point for information management and communication to assess the suitability and feasibility of a student area within the APETIT web site.

University of the South Pacific , Fiji Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology , New Zealand
 
 

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