Scottish holiday parks group Abbeyford Leisure has had its commitment tourism training organisation.
The company has now gained WorldHost Recognised Business status from the body whose programmes have already been used tourism workforce.
Abbeyford Leisure, which owns three award-winning holiday parks on the Fife coast, won the status after reaching the target of providing WorldHost training for over half of its staff.
The company’s recognition will count to areas where 25% of businesses are WorldHost Recognised.
Supported by VisitScotland, the training programmes are benefitting Abbeyford Leisure’s staff and customers across all of its businesses.
They are Elie Holiday Park, just outside the seaside resort of Elie in Fife, St Andrews Holiday Park, and St Monans Holiday Park in the East Neuk of Fife.
The company, founded over 50 years ago, also owns three top-rated parks in North Wales.
Last year, Abbeyford Leisure was named among the country’s to Inspire Britain”.
It was also celebrated as one of the to work in the UK as part of The Sun newspaper’s Best of British initiative, ranking higher than many big firms including Tesco and Premier Inn.
All six of Abbeyford Leisure’s parks offer holiday home ownership opportunities, and at their Scottish parks there is a plethora of accommodation choices including lodges with hot tubs, holiday homes with sea views, and to the beach.
Kevan Lodge, sales director for Abbeyford Leisure, said the new WorldHost recognition underlined an important aspect of the company’s business philosophy:
“We are passionate about service standards, and are incredibly proud to have achieved WorldHost Recognised Business status,” he said.
“When our custo delivering an exceptional experience for them.
“Not only does this generate a positive buzz about the service we offer, but it helps tourist destinations,” added Kevan.
There is more information about the parks owned by Abbeyford Leisure at www.abbeyford.com