When a lovely beach, or view, is not enough. DOT steps up training in first aid, life support to push emerging destinations in Caraga

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BUTUAN CITY—In a bid to meet faltering targets, the Department of Tourism (DOT) in Caraga Region is beefing up its service-related training with added emphasis on first aid and life support services, as most of the tourism areas in the region are those that are island destinations, beach and coastal areas, lakes, waterfalls and riverways.

For 2024, “we are funding more high-impact training under the Tourism Industry Skills Program which offers upskilling and re-skilling to our frontline tourism workers, with FBSE incorporated in the module as well.

She added that, “we can’t completely cover all the towns in the region that has a coastal area catering to tourists as much as we want to, since the training cost is very expensive.