Esil University held an open seminar as part of the course “Tourism and Recreational Resources of the World” for third-year students of the Tourism educational program. The session was conducted by N. Shaimurat, a lecturer at the Department of Social Work and Tourism.
The aim of the seminar was to explore the tourism and recreational potential of European countries, examine their natural, historical, and cultural resources, and develop students' skills in assessing the tourism attractiveness of different European regions.
During the seminar, students explored major European tourist destinations, studied famous attractions, and discussed the development of various types of tourism. The session included interactive activities, group discussions, and presentations, allowing participants to demonstrate their analytical abilities and teamwork skills.
Faculty members of the Department of Social Work and Tourism attended the open class and highlighted the relevance of the topic and students' active participation. The event contributed to strengthening professional knowledge, developing practical competencies, and improving the quality of the educational process.