About this Event
The offers the Training Program in Sorts of Risks and Tourist Crises as part of its . This programme focuses on identifying tourism-related risks, managing unexpected crises, and developing effective strategies to protect tourism businesses, maintain customer satisfaction, and ensure operational continuity.
Tourism is highly sensitive to external factors, including economic uncertainty, natural disasters, security incidents, health emergencies, and operational disruptions. These challenges can affect hotels, travel agencies, tourist destinations, and hospitality organisations. Through this training programme, participants develop essential crisis management, risk assessment, and professional negotiation skills to respond effectively to unexpected situations.
The programme explores crisis identification, organisational preparedness, emergency planning, and decision-making under pressure. Participants learn how to assess potential threats, minimise financial losses, protect organisational reputations, and communicate effectively with customers, employees, and stakeholders during difficult circumstances. It also highlights the importance of accurate information, coordinated responses, and timely decisions in reducing the impact of tourism crises.
The training programme further examines practical approaches to crisis prevention, contingency planning, and recovery management. Participants gain insights into transforming challenges into opportunities for organisational improvement while strengthening resilience and service quality.
Designed for tourism professionals, hotel managers, travel coordinators, and hospitality supervisors, this programme supports the development of practical skills for managing uncertainty and maintaining business stability. Through the Protocol and Management Courses offered by the British Academy for Training and Development, participants strengthen their professional capabilities and improve their readiness to handle tourism risks and crises with confidence, responsibility, and strategic awareness.
Objectives and target group
The British Academy for Training and Development presents this course for the following audience:
- Project Managers.
- Project Senior Management Officials.
- Risk Analysts.
- University and Higher Education Students.
- Internal Audit Department.
- Financial Directors.
- Legal Advisors.
- Senior Administrative Staff.
- Managers of institutions and companies.
- Heads of Administrative Departments.
- All employees in management departments in institutions.
- Public and private university students.
How will participants benefit from the course?
After completing the program, participants will be able to learn:
- Definition of Risk Management.
- Identifying the three major forms of risk and the concept of each form.
- Identifying the main objectives of Risk Management.
- Best Practices, Steps, and Measures of the Risk Management Process.
- Distinguish the 3 common methods of Risk Identification.
- Ability to deal with and respond to various sorts of risks.
- Identify Risk Management activities.
- Effective Methods to develop a Risk Management Plan.
- Acquire essential knowledge and skills that enable them to manage crises efficiently and effectively so that participants can succeed in their tasks.
- Gain high-level management skills.
- Learn about crisis management techniques and the importance of studying them.
Course Content
Steps of Risk Management Process:
- Methods to handle and overcome various Risks.
- Determinants and Constraints of Risk Analysis.
- How to design and implement Risk Management Plans.
- Application Areas of Risk Management.
- Risk management activities in line with best practices of Project Management.
- Risk management and Business Continuity.
Additional Topics:
Political Risks:
Economic, political and social factors.
Legal risks:
Risks that contracts are documented incorrectly, or are legalised in a manner that is not legally consistent with enforceable laws in the relevant jurisdictions.
Liquidity risks:
The risk of loss resulting from changes in the Bank's ability to sell or dispose of the asset.
Operational risks:
The risk of direct or indirect losses resulting from inadequate internal processes, people, systems or external events.
Price Risk:
Risk of loss resulting from adverse changes in market prices, including interest rates, Foreign exchange rates, Equity, and commodity prices and any other market price fluctuations.
Regulatory risks:
The risk of loss resulting from failure to comply with regulatory or legal requirements in the relevant jurisdictions where the Establishment operates.
Event venue & nearby stays
British Academy, 133 Kilburn Lane, London, United Kingdom
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