Hospitality workers in the Nandi County have embarked on a three-week skills upgrading programme at the Kaiboi National Polytechnic aimed at improving service standards and enabling experienced workers to obtain professional certification. The programme, fully funded by the Tourism Fund, incorporate chefs, food and beverage attendants, hotel managers and other hospitality workers. Nandi County is…
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