A notable aspect of this initiative is the collaboration with the Telangana Police Department to provide safety training, along with a QR code for enhanced safety and security services. Over 100 cab drivers from RGIA participated in the inaugural program, which aimed at improving their service standards and customer relations.
Hyderabad: The 2nd edition of ‘AtithiDevo Bhava 2024’ was launched here on Thursday by Tourism, Hospitality, Media, MICE, Events, and Entertainment Committee (THMMICEE), an expert committee of the FTCCI, in collaboration with the Department of Tourism and Rajiv Gandhi International Airport.
The program aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of auto and cab drivers, ensuring a warm welcome and safe journey for tourists. This three-day intensive program will target 1,000 drivers across Hyderabad and surrounding areas.
A special feature of this initiative is the collaboration with the Telangana Police Department for safety training, and their QR code to provide safety and security facilities. Over 100 cab drivers from the RGIA attended the inaugural programme and the session focussed on enhancing their service standards and customer relations.
The drivers received training on professional behaviour, encouraged to refrain from overcharging and to prioritize providing a safe, seamless travel experience. Additionally, the Apollo Medical team conducted CPR training, equipping the drivers with life-saving skills to respond effectively in case of emergencies.
The event will take place over three days with multiple sessions at various locations like Nampally Bus Stand, Kachiguda Bus Stand, MGBS/Imlibun Bus Stand, Secunderabad Bus Stand, Jubilee Bus Stand, Erragadda and Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Shamshabad.
