Academic day on innovation and modernization in Saharan tourism
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The Cinema Hall hosted a study day by Malk Ben Nebi entitled "Innovation and Modernization in Providing High-Quality and Competitive Services in Saharan Tourism," featuring experts specialized in the field. The event included two interactive sessions, the first dedicated to digitization and competitiveness in

The Cinema Hall hosted a study day on the theme "Innovation and Modernization in Providing High-Quality and Competitive Services in Saharan Tourism," with participation from experts specializing in the field.
The event includes two interactive sessions: the first focuses on digitization and competitiveness in Saharan tourism, while the second addresses accommodation and transportation institutions, covering quality and modernization requirements.
This meeting provided representatives of tourism agencies and professionals with an opportunity to share experiences and raise concerns, while it was emphasized that tourism assets alone are insufficient to attract tourists; high-quality services and innovative, modern approaches must be implemented to keep pace with competitiveness and position the Algerian Sahara on the global tourism map.
Thank you to all participants, experts, stakeholders and media for their presence and coverage of this event.
Malik Ben Nabi Conference Hall (formerly the cinema) hosted a study day entitled "Innovation and Modernization to Enhance the Quality and Competitiveness of Services in Saharan Tourism", with the participation of a group of experts and specialists in the field.
The event featured two interactive sessions: the first addressed digitalization and competitiveness in Saharan tourism, while the second focused on accommodation and transport institutions and their requirements for quality and modernization.
This meeting provided representatives from travel agencies and tourism professionals with an opportunity to share experiences and raise concerns. It also underscored that tourism assets alone are not sufficient to attract visitors; they must be supported by high-quality services and the adoption of innovative, modern approaches to remain competitive and enable the Algerian Sahara to secure its position on the global tourism map.
Thank you to all participants—experts, speakers, attendees—and to the media for their coverage of this event.
Ministry of Tourism and Handicrafts - Algeria Timimoun Province
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