The challenge
The sector needed one authoritative record of who works where across hotels, restaurants and other tourism establishments — trusted enough for security screening and ID issuance, and structured enough to inform workforce policy.
The solution
- A central worker registry shared by tourism entities, regulators and the tourism police.
- A screening and ID-issuance workflow operated by the tourism police.
- An analytics layer that turns registry data into labour-market insight.
Central worker tracking
One record per worker across hotels, restaurants and other tourism entities.
Security screening & ID issuance
Screening and issuance workflow handled by the tourism police.
Labour-market insight
Workforce analysis drawn from the registry.
Technology architecture
Access
- Establishment portal
- Tourism police console
- Ministry dashboards
Services
- Worker registry
- Screening workflow
- ID issuance
- Reporting API
Data
- Registry database
- Document store
- Analytics model
Platform
- Identity & roles
- Audit log
- Hosting & backup
Implementation approach
How we structure delivery for a system of this kind.
01
Map the registration journey for each type of establishment and each authority.
02
Define roles and data-sharing rules before building screens.
03
Deliver registry, screening and analytics as separate modules on one data model.
Outcomes
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