In an ever-evolving business world, diversity and inclusion have become fundamental elements for organizational success.

The ability to manage crises effectively is a fundamental pillar for the resilience and sustainability of any organization, regardless of its size or sector.

The hotel and tourism sector is characterized by peaks of intense activity, especially during peak seasons such as summer, long holidays or large-scale events.

Burnout has become a growing problem in the corporate world, affecting not only employee well-being but also company productivity and performance.

Technological innovation has radically transformed the tourism sector, creating opportunities for companies looking to differentiate themselves in a highly competitive market.

In an increasingly globalized world, companies in the tourism sector often find themselves managing teams made up of professionals of different nationalities, cultures, and traditions.

Attracting and retaining talent has been one of the biggest challenges for companies in the current job market. More than offering competitive salaries, candidates are looking for work environments where they feel valued, integrated and motivated.

Finding the right candidate for a job in the tourism sector can be a challenge. In addition to professional experience, companies look for professionals with behavioral skills — known as soft skills — that align with the organizational culture and the demands of the sector.

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