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A Trip to Sweden Shortly after the inauguration of the first joint Swedish and French air service between Stockholm and Paris in 1932, a group of travel people from the French capital were invited to make an exploratory flight over…
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Webinar UNWTO Covid-19 Response
Dear Skål Sofia members,
Skål International is launching its Webinar program with the participation of experts and senior leaders from the Travel and Tourism industry.
The first event is scheduled for Tuesday 12 May, welcoming Mr. Manuel Butler Halter, Executive Director of the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO), as the first guest speaker with a presentation on the UNWTO response to COVID-19 and future perspectives in the Tourism industry.
Please, register on Zoom to join this session.
You may submit questions for the Q&A session already upon registration.
We hope to see many of you joining the event!
Skal Apero at Hotel Budapest on Tuesday 29. October 6.30h pm.
Dear Skalleagues,
Although a very small turn out, we had great discussions at this months meeting.
Young Skål
Skål International cares about young professionals and students in tourism. In 1999, Young Skål was set up with the aim of creating a greater awareness of Skål International by those young people studying for or training in the various sectors of the travel and tourism industry, enabling them to join Skål.
Are you between 18 and 26?
Do you work in the hospitality industry?
Are you looking to enhance your potential?
The main idea constituting Young Skål is to attract young professionals to the organization and to turn them into active Skal members, once they reach the necessary qualification. The continuity of the movement can be secured by constantly recruiting new members. The members of Young Skål have the opportunity to participate in numerous activities, both in the hospitality industry and in related fields, such as culture, sports or PR. They will therefore have the possibilty of meeting Skål members and interact with them, voluntarily contributing to the general success of the organization. The young participants enjoy the support of the local Skål Club for social activities and for increasing professional experience, having at the same time the opportunity of connecting to an international network of professionals in the field.
