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As tourism in El Salvador continues to thrive, it’s fueling new investment projects aimed at preparing locals for careers in the sector. One major initiative is the Escuela Especializada en Hostelería y Turismo (Estur), a new institution with a $15 million investment, offering a curriculum tailored to market demands.
Initially launching online, Estur plans to open its campus in the San Salvador Metropolitan Area later this year. The school aims to train highly skilled professionals to deliver world-class service in hospitality and tourism.
“This project not only dignifies the work of our youth but also contributes to the development of El Salvador and other countries through strategic partnerships,” said Gabriela Joachin, Estur’s executive director.
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About KASADA CAPITAL MANAGEMENT
Kasada is the leading African independent real estate private equity platform dedicated to
the hospitality sector and is committed to generating sustainable, positive impact in the
African economies and communities it invests in.
Led by Co-CEOs Olivier Granet and David Damiba, Kasada was established in 2018 with the support of two anchor investors, the Qatar Investment Authority, the sovereign wealth fund of Qatar, and Accor, a global hospitality leader. Its strategic approach has been to create and
grow a geographically diversified portfolio, balanced across key attractive locations in Sub-Saharan Africa and in the future also in Morocco
Through its expertise, scale, strategic partnerships, industry networks, proprietary knowledge and significant investment pipeline, Kasada is building the talent and skills pipeline needed for a prosperous hospitality sector. “
Kasada’s strategy spans all segments, from budget to luxury, including lifestyle and leisure, and targets investment opportunities from both operational and greenfield development projects. Kasada is committed to ensuring its investments benefit all segments across the local
hospitality value chain in Africa by increasing job creation, security, and quality for its over 2,000 employees, of which approximately 41% are women, in 20 hotels across the African Continent.
