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Keeping the hospitality spirit alive
Time to catch up with inspiring hospitality people.
Kathy Dyball from Caterer.com chats to Adele Oxberry, MD and Jo Simovic, Chief Operating Officer at Umbrella Training. They talk about Skills London 2021, keeping the hospitality spirit alive and encouraging young people to the hospitality sector.
“We’re currently doing some initiatives with Skills London signposting young people to hospitality and keeping that spirit alive.
In 2021, the Skills London event is going to be the biggest yet so we're creating a hospitality world where everyone that come into Excel is going to be excited by how brilliant the sector is. We're really excited about how innovative the staging will be, based on gamification and artificial intelligence.
What we've got to remember for Skills London is we're going to be up against other sectors that may be a bit more interesting to a younger person, a bit more exciting. So we want is for the hospitality industry to get them excited, using technologies that they can relate to and are available now. "
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By Caterer.comTime to catch up with inspiring hospitality people.
Kathy Dyball from Caterer.com chats to Adele Oxberry, MD and Jo Simovic, Chief Operating Officer at Umbrella Training. They talk about Skills London 2021, keeping the hospitality spirit alive and encouraging young people to the hospitality sector.
“We’re currently doing some initiatives with Skills London signposting young people to hospitality and keeping that spirit alive.
In 2021, the Skills London event is going to be the biggest yet so we're creating a hospitality world where everyone that come into Excel is going to be excited by how brilliant the sector is. We're really excited about how innovative the staging will be, based on gamification and artificial intelligence.
What we've got to remember for Skills London is we're going to be up against other sectors that may be a bit more interesting to a younger person, a bit more exciting. So we want is for the hospitality industry to get them excited, using technologies that they can relate to and are available now. "