Diversey Receives Institute of Hospitality Endorsement for Online Training Courses

Diversey, a Solenis company, proudly announces that the Institute of Hospitality (IoH) has endorsed its 17 online video training courses focused on cleaning and disinfection. These courses, available through the Typsy learning platform, are designed to enhance the skills of housekeeping, laundry, and food and beverage teams in the hospitality industry.

Diversey has a long-standing history of serving the hospitality, healthcare, food and beverage, food service, retail, and facility management markets for over a century. With a presence in over 100 countries, we continue to innovate and meet the diverse needs of our global business partners.

Partnering with Typsy, Diversey expands its offerings for the hospitality industry, providing an on-demand training portfolio designed to ensure optimal guest experiences. This endorsement recognizes Diversey’s rich training expertise, Application Expert teams’ unique capabilities, and best-in-class service attitude in hospitality, and we are proud of this achievement.
more at: https://www.solenis.com/en/resources/news-releases/2024/diversey-receives-ioh-endorsement/

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