Academics gathering at King Saud University on for the first Forum for Tourism and Antiquities Faculties have heard how the tourism sector in Saudi Arabia is leading the way in creating jobs for the people of the nation. With 26 percent of the total amount of workers in the sector Saudi citizens the tourism industry [...]
Friday, February 15, 2013
In response to last October’s decision by Saudi Arabian Airlines to adopt Amadeus’ new passenger revenue accounting solution, King Saud University launched an Amadeus training course on Feb. 13. The course will be administered by the Prince Sultan Bin Salman Tourism & Archaeology Chair in the department of tourism and antiquities. The Amadeus Solution, a formula [...]
Saturday, December 8, 2012
Responding to the rapid growth of tourism and the hospitality industry’s role in economic growth in Saudi Arabia and witnessing the growing demand for qualified graduates in tourism, hotel management, archeology, heritage management and tourism management, Prince Sultan Bin Salman in 2000 established the Saudi Commission for Tourism and Antiquities (SCTA). Five years later, King [...]
Saturday, September 29, 2012
In continuation of his tour of the King Saud University colleges and research centers, Rector Dr. Badran Al-Omar recently visited KSU’s College of Medicine. Receiving Rector Al-Omar at the College of Medicine was Dr. Mubarak Al-Faran, the College’s dean and supervisor of the University Hospitals, who was accompanied by vice deans and a number of other college officials. Rector [...]
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
King Saud University’s Prince Sultan Bin Salman Chair for Developing National Human Resources in Tourism and Archeology is holding its fourth training workshop on Opera and Microsoft software Sept. 15-19 at the College of Tourism and Antiquities, running 9 AM to 3 PM daily in the College’s computer lab. The workshop will be conducted by Mr. [...]
Sunday, February 26, 2012
King Saud University’s College of Tourism and Antiquities has produced its annual exhibit of archaeological finds harvested during excavation work at KSU-sponsored sites, including Qaryat Al-Fau, Al-Rabadha, Dadan and Al-Mabiyyat. The exhibit, which included 79 artifacts from the Archaeology Department, was created under the guidance and support of its dean, Said F. Al-Said, and held [...]
Sunday, February 26, 2012
King Saud University’s College of Tourism and Antiquities has produced its annual exhibit of archaeological finds harvested during excavation work at KSU-sponsored sites, including Qaryat Al-Fau, Al-Rabadha, Dadan and Al-Mabiyyat. The exhibit, which included 79 artifacts from the Archaeology Department, was created under the guidance and support of its dean, Said F. Al-Said, and held [...]
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
All departments in King Saud University’s College of Tourism and Antiquities have received accreditation from the Evaluation Agency for the French Research and Higher Education Board (AERES), meeting the College’s objective to attain international status. “The College has been working intensively for two years to achieve the requirements of international academic accreditation with AERES,” Dr. [...]
Saturday, May 21, 2011
King Saud University inaugurated the Prince Sultan bin Salman Chair for Developing National Human Resources in Tourism and Archaeology in a ceremony conducted this May in the Doriyya Campus’ VIP Lounge. The chair was named for Prince Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, President and Chairman of the Board of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and [...]
Saturday, May 21, 2011
King Saud University inaugurated the Prince Sultan bin Salman Chair for Developing National Human Resources in Tourism and Archaeology in a ceremony conducted this May in the Doriyya Campus’ VIP Lounge. The chair was named for Prince Sultan bin Salman Al Saud, President and Chairman of the Board of the Saudi Commission for Tourism and [...]
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