
DiHotel supports training software for thousands of tourism students
DiHotel Solutions Corp has donated technology solutions worth billions of VND to several northern university training facilities, opening the door to modern vocational internships for thousands of students.
DiHotel Solutions Corp (Ho Chi Minh City) has signed memoranda of understanding with Hanoi Metropolitan University (HNMU), East Asia University of Technology (EAUT) and the Vietnam Women's Academy.

The focus of these agreements is a long-term sponsorship program where DiHotel plays the role not only of a solution provider but also a companion for students. At each university, DiHotel commits to providing, installing and training the premium hotel management software system free of charge.
Specifically, DiHotel commits to deploying the most essential core management modules: Front Office (FO), Sales, Housekeeping (HK), Accounting (ACC), Point of Sale (POS), Human Resources (HRM) and Purchasing (PO).
The total value of the software sponsorship package for each school is up to 2 billion VND, including the software value, installation costs, training and 6-year maintenance costs.
When students become familiar and proficient with standard management systems while still in school, they will increase their competitiveness compared to international peers, directly contributing to improving the quality of hotel services and management in Vietnam to keep pace with global trends.
The core value of this contribution lies not only in the software license but also in DiHotel's comprehensive support commitment: in-depth training, deploying experienced staff to guide both teachers and students, ensuring smooth and effective technology integration into teaching. DiHotel also welcomes and facilitates student visits, internships and job opportunities after graduation.
Mr. Nguyen Vinh Tam, Chairman of DiHotel, said: "This software is the crystallization of more than 20 years of dedicated research, programming and refinement. We believe this gift is not just software, but a 'passport' helping tourism students master technology and confidently reach out internationally."
DiHotel's donation event is an exemplary model of effective cooperation between enterprises and educational institutions — not merely technology transfer, but a concrete action to build a generation of high-quality tourism human resources, helping position Vietnam as a destination that is not only culturally rich but also sophisticated and professional in management.
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