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Zambia Institute For Tourism And Hospitality Studies

The Zambia Institute For Tourism & Hospitality Studies began as the department of Hotel, Catering and Tourism studies of the Evelyn Hone College of Applied Arts and Commerce in 1964. In 1971, the Government of the Republic of Zambia, bought a small hotel called "Victoria Hotel" situated along Church Road within the greater city of Lusaka. It was renamed "College Hotel" and was turned into a Hotel school. At this initial stage, the college Hotel was under the auspices of the Ministry of Higher Education. Later, in January 1989 it was renamed "Fairview Hotel" and was transferred from the Ministry of Higher Education to the Ministry of Tourism under the management of National Hotels Development Corporation (N.H.D.C). Since 1989, after the dissolution of N.H.D.C the college become autonomous and had since been under the management of Board of Directors appointed by the Minister of Tourism. The latest changes in management also resulted in the change of the college's name to "Hotel and Tourism Training Institute Trust"(H.T.T.I.T). HTTIT is a grade one rated training institution by TEVETA because of its renowned quality and relevant programmes which are tailored to meet the needs of the tourism and hospitality industry.