As a first step, the portuguese association will take charge of the delegation of the Circle in this American country.
An agreement with the portuguese association opens the way for expansion into Latin America The International Circle of Hotel Managers (CIDH), an organisation born this april in Torremolinos, will soon be present in Brazil. An agreement between the CIDH President, Vicente Romero, and the Portuguese Association of Hotel Managers (ADHP) Raul Riberiro, opens a new line of cooperation and service for all affiliates of both organisations. As a first step, the portuguese association will take charge of the delegation of the Circle in this American country.
The agreement confirms CIDH expansion to Latin America. Romero announced in the presentation that took place in the Palacio de Congresos y Exposiciones de Torremolinos offices of CIDH, the registration of the first 100 professionals in different spanish communities, such as Andalusia, Castilla-Leon, the Canary Islands and Galicia. Delegations have been set in China and the United States, soon to include Mexico, Cuba and Dubai.
The agreement permits the integration of brazilian professionals in this, the first specialised world association. "Managers without frontiers", is the leading motto created by CIDH, having as its main objective to give global coverage to the needs of hotel managers all over the world..
The assistance has two lines of activity. One at the personal level, and the other at the companies level. with all help necessary for a hotel manager to reach his targets.
CIDH will celebrate this october, in the Hostelco Fair in Barcelona, its coming in society staging the Ist International Meeting of the CIDH.
The organisation target is to grow to the first 2.000 members this same year.
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She has many years of both academic and industrial experience within the travel industry. She has written/edited numerous articles in various tourism magazines.
