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Estonian tourism and hospitality key stakeholders visited Haaga-Helia and EBS campuses in Finland

Twenty-two Estonian tourism and hospitality key stakeholders visited Haaga-Helia and EBS campuses on August 25th in order to introduce Haaga-Helia and planned launching activities in Tallinn in the autumn.

The pre-launching fam trip included visits to different Haaga-Helia campuses in Helsinki - Pasila and Haaga - and also Porvoo, meeting key staff members and getting to know Haaga-Helia activities and also visiting EBS campus in Helsinki.

During their visit, the guests were introduced both to the physical installations of Haaga-Helia and EBS, as well as their respective educational philosophies and perspectives. Diverse topics were discussed, such as: past and future projects, services provided by Haaga-Helia, curriculum construction and the profile of Haaga's students, among others.

The visit had a very positive impact between the two parties, and marks the first step into the future cooperation between Haaga Helia and Estonia's main stakeholders.

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