New specialists for tourism: Ceremonial diploma presentation in Thun!

New specialists for tourism: Ceremonial diploma presentation in Thun!

On May 21, 2025, the ceremonial graduation of 30 students who are preparing for a career in the tourism sector took place at the Hotel Deltapark in Thun. These graduates have successfully completed their training and are now ready to tackle the challenges of the industry. Among them were 19 participants from the Bernese Oberland, which underlines the regional relevance of this event. Organizing this celebration was an opportunity to recognize the dedication and achievements of the students.

The achievement of Elias Gemperli from Alpnach Dorf, who wrote the best thesis with a grade of 5.7, was particularly highlighted. In his work, entitled “How can ski-independent winter offers increase the attractiveness and utilization of small mountain railway companies?”, he called for solutions to the challenges in the tourism industry. The work was commissioned by Wierihornbahnen AG in Diemtigtal, and Elias received recognition for his achievement.

Awards and special achievements

The best overall grade was achieved by Melanie Reinhard from Grindelwald with a grade of 5.4. Her happy moment was rewarded with a book voucher and warm applause from those present. These honors not only demonstrate individual excellence, but also the high quality of training in the field of tourism.

An overview of the graduates and their achievements reflects the variety of topics and interests that were covered during their training. The commitment of these new professionals could have a significant impact on tourism development in the region.

Tourism offers in Hesse

In parallel to the developments in the Bernese Oberland, the Hesse region offers a variety of tourist attractions. The Hessen Tourismus website presents a comprehensive collection of sights and activities in Hesse. This includes, among other things, the famous German Fairy Tale Route, which runs from Hanau to Bremen and covers over 60 places. A special highlight is the newly inaugurated record-breaking Skywalk Willingen suspension bridge.

The charming half-timbered houses, which have been common in Central Europe since the 14th century, can be visited along a selected route. In Frankfurt am Main, a metropolis with a striking skyline, there are also numerous high-class museums on the Museumsufer. Hesse also offers attractive hiking opportunities, wine regions and cultural highlights in various areas, including the Rheingau and the Westerwald.

Tourists can also sign up for a newsletter on the Hessen Tourismus website to stay informed about the latest tourism developments. These offerings, along with the latest graduate achievements in the tourism sector, usher in a new era for the industry.