50 Shades of Hospitality
A global podcast dedicated to learning from industry players around the world. These podcasts are a series of interviews with international hospitality and tourism industry professionals. I prompt our guests to share their personal experiences, as well as analyse the current trends, technology and innovations. The podcast’s goal is to inspire people in the field and to encourage young people to join this exciting industry. I am committed to evaluating the current educational and training opportunities for industry professionals in the hopes of finding solutions to the challenges the industry is now facing.
50 Shades of Hospitality
Hospitality Training in Cameroon – Preparing for Future Hotels and Tourism
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In this podcast, Laurence Toudjui gives our listeners a glimpse of Cameroonian hospitality by describing the current projects that are underway in her native country. Cameroon is currently catching up with other African countries that attract tourists. With its 400 km of Atlantic coast, Cameroon has fabulous sites for beach loving visitors and the country has many natural attractions that are not found anywhere else in the world, making it possible to have various categories of tourism. Cameroon is one of the oldest countries of Africa and therefore has a lot of sites that can claim to be labelled as World Heritage Sites
The potential for increasing tourism in Cameroon is one of the reasons that Laurence is passionate about hospitality training in her country and she describes her entrepreneurial forays into the Cameroonian hospitality world.
Laurence Toudjui is an alumni of Glion Institute of Higher Education, Switzerland. She is also a certified etiquette coach and consultant from the British school of etiquette. She started her career in France and Switzerland in the hotel industry and then decided to go back to her motherland Cameroon where she worked both in and out of the hospitality industry. She is an expert in hospitality management, which has been her dream from her childhood. Laurence created AYS (At Your Service) a hospitality training center based in Douala, Cameroon.
