Press Release —
In line with efforts to provide services for families and children,
Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla Resort has a special setup at the sensory rooms area,
designed with sound technology and colors to interact and simulate children
with disability and autism, the hotel said in a press statement.
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It said the service
is in addition to obtaining a certificate of an approved tourism destination to
receive children with disability and autism.
“Hyatt Regency
Aqaba Ayla Resort has obtained this certificate through its active work with
the International Board of Credentialing and Continuing Education Standards,
which is considered one of the leading centers in professional training and
accreditation programs, the basis of which the centers are classified as an
accredited center for autism,” the statement said.
“Colleagues at
Hyatt Regency Resort completed the
training and relied on best practices aimed at helping people with autism,” it
added.
Being the first and
only resort in the world, outside of the US, to attain this certificate, it
“verifies the readiness of the resort’s employees to serve and attract all
guests, including those with autism spectrum or those suffering from any
sensory disorders, as well as providing a distinctive experience for guests and
confirming the ability of employees to deal with all circumstances and
situations that may face them,” according to the statement.
General Manager of
Hyatt Regency Aqaba Ayla Resort Jean-François Durand said: “We at Hyatt Regency Resort Aqaba are very
keen on empowering our employees, and providing them with the opportunity to
learn, accept and celebrate the differences among people.”
“We aim to provide the utmost care for our guests based on
our firm belief in the need to accept diversity, adhere to inclusiveness and
raise awareness,” he said. “If you know of someone with autism, or one of your
children and those around you, we understand this and assure you that you are
in the most appropriate and optimal place.”
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