Oranjestad – Aruba Hospitality & Security Foundation a organisa training di Siguridad Proactivo pa e directornan di siguridad den zona turistico.
E training ta basa riba e modelo di seguridad di Israel y tin como meta pa yuda e manager prepara su team pa reconoce menasa prome cu e sosode.
Segun Presidente di AH&SF, Tisa LaSorte, “mientras cu turismo ta recuperando, ta importante p’e agentenan di siguridad sigui mehora nan conocemento y habilidad pa yuda evita crimen contra nos turista y residente. AH&SF ta contento di por a organisa e training y di observa bon participacion.”
AH&SF a contrata specialistanan di Chameleon Associates pa duna e training cu ta priorisa reconocimento di menasa pa por tuma accion y evita crimen en bes di ta reactivo. La Cabana, Alhambra Ballroom, y Aruba Marriott Resort a sirbi como anfritrion pa 3 dia di training. Lo ofrece sesion virtual na e agentenan di siguridad y di Beach Police durante resto di 2021.
Aruba Hospitality & Security Foundation tabata funda na 2001 pa AHATA cu colaboracion di Cuerpo Policial. E meta di e fundacion ta pa sostene esfuersonan cu ta mantene seguridad den zona turistico. E proyectonan di AH&SF ta financia pa Aruba Tourism Authority cu e fondonan genera di impuesto di acomodacion cu turista ta paga.
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Aruba Hospitality & Security Foundation organized Proactive Security training
Oranjestad, February 20th, 2021 – The Aruba Hospitality and Security Foundation offered complimentary training to the security managers in the tourism zone. The Proactive Security training is based on the Israeli security model and teaches the managers how to prepare their teams to recognize threats before they take place.
According to the President of the AH&SF, Tisa LaSorte, “while Aruba’s tourism is recovering, it is important for the security teams to continue enhancing their skills so they can help stop crimes from taking place. AH&SF is happy to offer this special training and to observe great participation”.
The Proactive Security training was created and led by the American firm Chameleon Associates. AH&SF thanks La Cabana, Alhambra Ballroom, and Aruba Marriott Resort for hosting the 3 days of training. Online sessions will also be offered to the security guards and the Beach Police agents this year.
The Aruba Hospitality & Security Foundation was founded by AHATA in collaboration with the Police Department in 2001, with the mission to support safety in the tourism zone. AH&SF projects are financed by the Aruba Tourism Authority, with funds generated by the tourism levy charged to tourists at accommodations.
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