Amsterdam to give courses in hospitality
Posted: Thu 25th Sep 2008 06:35 am
Amsterdam to give courses in hospitality
"We can no longer accept rudeness. We must fight for our position." De Telegraaf reports Amsterdam city councillor Lodewijk Asscher as saying.
Speaking about his own experiences at an awards ceremony whose purpose is to improve hospitality in Amsterdam, Asscher said: "It's happened that I've entered a shop in Amsterdam and the personnel demonstrated a clear lack of interest while talking on the phone and chewing gum."
Asscher announced that the city of Amsterdam plans to give all of its employees courses in hospitality.
De Telegraaf reports that applause for an award given to Amsterdam’s municipal transport system, GVB, was rather meagre. It says surveys show that Amsterdam’s public transport is one of the worst in the Netherlands.
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"We can no longer accept rudeness. We must fight for our position." De Telegraaf reports Amsterdam city councillor Lodewijk Asscher as saying.
Speaking about his own experiences at an awards ceremony whose purpose is to improve hospitality in Amsterdam, Asscher said: "It's happened that I've entered a shop in Amsterdam and the personnel demonstrated a clear lack of interest while talking on the phone and chewing gum."
Asscher announced that the city of Amsterdam plans to give all of its employees courses in hospitality.
De Telegraaf reports that applause for an award given to Amsterdam’s municipal transport system, GVB, was rather meagre. It says surveys show that Amsterdam’s public transport is one of the worst in the Netherlands.
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