Brig. Gen. Ronald Rwivanga, spokesperson of the Rwanda Defence Force, met 60 hotel and tourism managers. He shared insights on the history and security challenges in the Great Lakes Region.
The session aimed to help participants better understand the region and explain it clearly to visitors.
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Training in Gasabo District Brings Key Stakeholders Together
The training took place in Gasabo District, located in Kigali. It brought together leaders from both the public and private sectors.
In addition, the Private Sector Federation helped organize the event. As a result, the session strengthened cooperation in the tourism sector.
Tourism Leaders Gain Practical Knowledge
Participants learned about Rwanda’s history, regional conflicts, and current security measures.
Moreover, Brig. Gen. Rwivanga stressed that this knowledge helps tourism professionals guide visitors better. It also allows them to answer questions with confidence.
Security and Tourism Go Hand in Hand
The session showed a clear link between security and tourism growth. For example, when leaders understand security issues, they can better protect visitors.
Furthermore, this knowledge helps promote Rwanda as a safe and reliable destination.
A Step Toward a Stronger Tourism Sector
Finally, organizers said they plan to hold more sessions like this in the future. Participants left with improved skills and greater awareness.
Overall, this initiative supports Rwanda’s goal of building a strong, informed, and welcoming tourism sector.
