International Tourism Trainer Klaus Kreutz Joins Tourism Leaders at COTHM Pakistan
COTHM Pakistan had the privilege of hosting Klaus Kreutz, an International Tourism Trainer and former GIZ/CIM Tourism Expert, during a distinguished gathering focused on tourism education, professional skills and the future of Pakistan’s tourism and hospitality industry.
The Klaus Kreutz COTHM Tourism gathering brought together leading figures from diplomacy, government, academia, national tourism institutions and professional education. As a result, the interaction created an important platform for knowledge sharing and international collaboration.
Tourism Leaders Gather at COTHM Pakistan
The distinguished participants included Her Excellency Ina Lepel, Ambassador of Germany to Pakistan; Socrat Aman Rana, Secretary, Tourism, Archaeology & Museums Department, Government of Punjab; Rana Aftab, Managing Director of the Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation (PTDC); and Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ali, Vice Chancellor of the University of the Punjab.
Their participation brought together different perspectives from government, academia, international cooperation and tourism development. Furthermore, the gathering highlighted the importance of collaboration between educational institutions, tourism organisations and industry professionals.
Developing Tourism Skills for Global Careers
International Expertise and Knowledge Exchange
The participation of Klaus Kreutz alongside senior government officials, academic leaders and tourism professionals created an important opportunity for knowledge exchange. International collaboration can help strengthen professional education by connecting local talent with global industry practices.
In addition, such interactions encourage students and professionals to explore new ideas, emerging trends and international career opportunities. The Klaus Kreutz COTHM Tourism gathering therefore reflected the value of connecting Pakistan’s tourism and hospitality sector with international expertise.
Strengthening Pakistan's Tourism Workforce
Pakistan’s tourism industry has significant potential for future growth. However, the development of a competitive tourism sector requires skilled professionals who understand international service standards, destination management and visitor expectations. Investment in tourism education, professional training and skills development can therefore support the long-term growth of Pakistan’s tourism and hospitality industry.
COTHM Pakistan continues to create opportunities that connect students and professionals with industry leaders, international experts and global tourism practices.


