Tipaza Tourism School Project Resumes
The Ministry of Tourism and Traditional Industries has unveiled the final designs for the new project of the National School of Tourism (ENST) in Tipaza, after a ten-year halt caused by austerity policies and complex administrative procedures. The project, which is set to enter the implementation phase in 2026, includes the establishment of an integrated educational institution with a funding of 1.5 billion dinars, spread over an area of 11.8 hectares. It aims to provide a capacity of 500 students and will feature multiple hubs, including the administrative center, lecture halls, laboratories, an educational hotel, and social and sports facilities, all while respecting the historical and architectural character of the region. The project seeks to meet the requirements of modern tourism education, enhance skill training in the sector, and incorporate field studies in heritage sites as a key driver to support Algeria's transition toward a tourism sector that is an alternative to oil. Although the construction is still in its final stages, its completion depends on sustained funding amid challenges related to financial policy.
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