Francisco Vázquez Requero y Fernando Fraile durante la firma del acuerdo.
La Diputación de Segovia, a través del presidente de su patronato provincial de turismo, Francisco Vázquez Requero, ha firmado un convenio de colaboración con el director del Instituto para la Calidad Turística Española (ICTE), Fernando Fraile, para financiar acciones de sensibilización y formación en torno a la Q y ayudar a 20 empresas a obtenerla.
Este organismo se compromete a aportar un máximo de 10.000 euros para que así los 20 establecimientos turísticos puedan contar con formación específica para gestionar sus instalaciones de acuerdo a las premisas que rige la norma. Asimismo, cada una de las empresas deberá aportar hasta 500 euros para completar el programa.
Este acuerdo es un ejemplo más de la colaboración público-privada para fomentar y apoyar el turismo en España, en este caso, más concretamente, en Segovia, una provincia con un gran potencial cultural y turístico.
Como muestra de este convenio y para comenzar a dar los primeros pasos conjuntamente, el ICTE participa este lunes 24 de marzo en el I Foro de Cocina Rural que se celebra en la localidad segoviana de San Cristóbal y al que, según las previsiones, acudirán un centenar de restaurantes del medio rural de la provincia.
El instituto presentará en dicho evento el convenio e informará a las empresas de las posibilidades que se les facilitan para sumarse a esta apuesta por la calidad.
Segovia firma un convenio de colaboración con el ICTE
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28/03/2014 | 5:54 horas
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28/03/2014 | 4:32 horas
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27/03/2014 | 17:47 horas
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27/03/2014 | 15:46 horas
#3
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27/03/2014 | 11:32 horas
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27/03/2014 | 5:27 horas
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