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Tourism Industry College in Dalarna

The region of Dalarna (Sweden) created the Tourism Industry College (TIC) in order to give students the right skills for a future career in the tourism industry; both directly after high school and through further education, and to strengthen and develop the tourist industry in Dalarna. TIC was created to be a modern meeting place for business and education, offering the most attractive education solutions in the tourism industry to make that more young people settle in the mountains and to avoid the seasonal work.

The Tourism Industry College (TIC) is the Good Practice n° 24 of PADIMA project.

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1 August 2013

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