Barbados Tourism is celebrating International Women’s Day with a unique mentorship program for university students. The program aims to empower young women in the tourism industry and provide them with valuable guidance and support as they navigate their careers.
The mentorship program, which is being organized by the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. (BTMI), will pair university students with successful women leaders in the tourism industry. The mentors will provide guidance, advice, and support to the mentees, helping them to develop their skills, build their networks, and achieve their career goals.
The program is open to female students who are currently enrolled in a university program related to tourism or hospitality. The students will have the opportunity to learn from experienced professionals in the industry, gain valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the field, and receive personalized guidance and support to help them succeed in their careers.
The mentorship program is part of Barbados Tourism’s ongoing commitment to promoting gender equality and empowering women in the tourism industry. By providing young women with the support and guidance they need to succeed, Barbados Tourism is helping to create a more inclusive and diverse workforce in the industry.
In addition to the mentorship program, Barbados Tourism is also celebrating International Women’s Day with a series of events and initiatives to highlight the contributions of women in the tourism industry. These include panel discussions, workshops, and networking events that will bring together women from across the industry to share their experiences, insights, and expertise.
The mentorship program and other initiatives organized by Barbados Tourism demonstrate the organization’s commitment to promoting gender equality and empowering women in the tourism industry. By providing young women with the support and guidance they need to succeed, Barbados Tourism is helping to create a more inclusive and diverse workforce in the industry, and ultimately, driving economic growth and development in Barbados.
