Jersey and Antigua and Barbuda have announced a three-year partnership in a bid to support the islands’ hospitality sectors.
The initiative will provide opportunities for Antiguan and Barbudan hospitality industry staff to work in Jersey during the island’s peak summer season.
There will also be opportunities for education and training exchanges between the Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute and Jersey’s Highlands College.
Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister, Charles Fernandez, has encouraged those who have trained in hospitality to apply.
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Jersey and Antigua and Barbuda have announced a three-year partnership in a bid to support the islands’ hospitality sectors.
The initiative will provide opportunities for Antiguan and Barbudan hospitality industry staff to work in Jersey during the island’s peak summer season.
There will also be opportunities for education and training exchanges between the Antigua and Barbuda Hospitality Training Institute and Jersey’s Highlands College.
Antigua and Barbuda’s tourism minister, Charles Fernandez, has encouraged those who have trained in hospitality to apply.
"We are excited to be signing onto this partnership that will create and support rewarding employment and training opportunities in such an important economic sector for both Antigua and Barbuda, and Jersey," he added.
An online portal has also been launched through which Jersey hotels, restaurants and other hospitality businesses will be able to advertise vacancies to Antigua and Barbuda staff.
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