They started today, Wednesday, October 30, 2024the applications to participate in the new tourist voucher which is implemented by the Ministry of Tourism and provides an allowance to trainees 1,250 euros.
How do you get it?
If you are unemployed or employed in the tourism sector, you can apply from today at the email address: to register on the register of beneficiaries. Those interested in applying for registration have a deadline until Friday, November 22, 2024.
After applying, you will receive the unique one “Participation Application Submission Code” (KAWAS) which you must also preserve.
Then you apply to get a place in the training programs goLearn operator offers directly (LOOK HERE)
The program funded by the National Recovery and Resilience Fund is aimed at 20,000 people employed in the tourism sector.
What you need to do to access the Tourist Voucher
The program provides an allowance €1,250 and 250 hours of FREE online training, available 24/7.
They can participate workers and unemployed in the tourism sector (focus included), applications for a new voucher training program are about to begin.
Those who complete the training will receive an international Certificate from major certification body
What’s included in the program – Find out immediately on goLearn
- Training allowance €1,250 (€5 / training hour, non-disposable)
- Free online training 250 hours in an optional seminar, available 24/7 on the platform
- Free certificate from a recognized body
When you express interest – START IMMEDIATELY
An event of interest as immediate information and guidance for the request you can you do at the training provider GoLearn
Must but yes come up why will first come, first served – goLearn will notify you by email about everything
Catch up as well You know there are no unlimited places for this program – First come, first serve
The Ministry of Tourism implements the program, within the framework of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRSP) “Greece 2.0“, Action 16921 “Requalification and upgrading of skills in the tourism sector”, Pillar of Recovery “Private investments and the transformation of the economy “, Axis “Modernizing and improving the resilience of key sectors of the economy”.
Time.news Interview: Exploring the New €1,250 Tourist Voucher Program
Time.news Editor: Good day, everyone! Today, we’re joined by Dr. Eleni Stavrou, an expert in tourism economics and training programs. We’re excited to discuss the newly launched tourist voucher initiative by the Ministry of Tourism, which aims to provide a significant allowance and training to individuals in this vital sector. Welcome, Dr. Stavrou!
Dr. Eleni Stavrou: Thank you for having me! It’s a pleasure to discuss this important development in the tourism industry.
Editor: Let’s dive right in. This program offers a €1,250 allowance and 250 hours of online training. What prompted the government to create this initiative now, especially considering the ongoing changes in the tourism landscape?
Dr. Stavrou: The tourism sector has faced unprecedented challenges, particularly due to the pandemic and evolving market dynamics. This program aims to support both unemployed individuals and those currently employed in tourism by upskilling them and providing financial relief. The hope is to enhance the workforce’s readiness as the industry recovers and evolves.
Editor: You mentioned the aim to support both unemployed and employed individuals. Can you elaborate on the eligibility criteria and application process for those interested?
Dr. Stavrou: Absolutely! If you are either unemployed or currently working in tourism, you can apply starting from today until November 22, 2024. Applications can be submitted via email for registration on the beneficiaries’ list. Once registered, applicants receive a unique “Participation Application Submission Code” which is essential for moving forward with their training.
Editor: It sounds quite simple! After securing the code, what’s the next step for applicants looking to benefit from the training programs?
Dr. Stavrou: Once applicants receive their code, they have to apply for a spot in the training programs offered by the goLearn operator. The courses are quite flexible as they provide 250 hours of training available 24/7, allowing participants to learn at their own pace.
Editor: That’s a fantastic feature! The flexibility must be appealing to many. What kind of training programs can participants expect to choose from, and how will these help enhance their skills in the tourism sector?
Dr. Stavrou: The training programs cover a range of topics, from hospitality management to digital marketing and customer service excellence. This comprehensive approach equips participants with practical skills and knowledge, crucial for adapting to current trends in tourism, such as sustainable practices and digital transformation.
Editor: With 20,000 places available, do you believe this initiative will effectively address the skill gap in the tourism industry?
Dr. Stavrou: I certainly hope so! By targeting a substantial number of individuals, this initiative not only aims to improve individual prospects but also strengthens the overall workforce in tourism. A well-trained workforce can significantly enhance the sector’s recovery and contribute to long-term sustainability.
Editor: As we look to the future, do you think government-backed programs like this will become more common in other industries as well?
Dr. Stavrou: Definitely. As economies recover from crises, targeted programs that provide training and financial support are vital. These initiatives can become a template for how other sectors approach workforce development and resilience, taking lessons from the tourism experience.
Editor: Thank you, Dr. Stavrou, for your insights into this important initiative. I’m sure many of our viewers will find this information helpful as they consider applying for the tourist voucher program.
Dr. Stavrou: Thank you for having me. I encourage everyone who qualifies to take advantage of this opportunity—it’s a step towards a stronger future in tourism!
Editor: And to our audience, if you want to learn more about the tourist voucher program, check the links provided in our article. Let’s continue to support our tourism industry together!