The Bahrain Tourism and Exhibitions Authority (BTEA) e amohetse bapalami ba fihlileng ka sefofane sa pele sa hira sa sehla se secha ho tloha Moscow ka la 7 Mphalane 2019. Sefofane sa pele se rometsoeng ke Coral Travel ka har'a lenaneo la charter ho tloha Moscow ho ea Bahrain se etsahetse ka Mphalane 2018 ka lifofane tse peli tse reriloeng ka beke. Sena se tla eketsoa ho lifofane tse tharo tsa beke le beke ho fihlela Mots'eanong 2020, tse tla nka bapalami ba 220 ba tla lula lihoteleng tse 30 tse fapaneng ho pholletsa le Bahrain.

BTEA e ntse e tsoela pele ho nka matsapa ka sepheo sa ho hohela bahahlauli ba bangata ho tla 'Musong oa Bahrain le ho eketsa seabo sa lekala la bohahlauli moruong oa naha.

"BTEA e matlafalitse boteng ba eona, likamano tsa linaha tse peli le litšebelisano le mekhatlo ea maeto le bohahlauli, basebetsi ba bohahlauli, baemeli ba maeto le lifofane ho pholletsa le lefats'e ka liofisi tsa eona tsa boemeli tse fumanehang 'Musong oa Saudi Arabia (KSA), India, France, Jeremane, Russia. , Kuwait, le United Kingdom. Re tla tswelapele ho sebetsa haufi-ufi le diofisi tsa rona kaofela tsa boemedi ho tlisa dihlopha tsa bahahlaudi ho tswa lefatsheng ka bophara, ho tswela pele ho ntshetsapele lekala la bohahlaudi le ho eketsa seabo sa mafapha a sa itshetlehang ka oli moruong wa naha,” ho boletse Dr. Ali Follad, Moeletsi wa Bohahlaudi. ho BTEA.

Ho amohela lifofane tse hiriloeng ho tla e le karolo ea leano la nako e telele la BTEA la ho tlisa lihlopha tse kholo tsa bahahlauli, ho tsoela pele ho nts'etsapele lekala la bohahlauli la 'Muso maemong a lebatooa le a machabeng tlas'a lepetjo la 'La Rōna.' Pono ea Moruo ea 2030.

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We will continue to work closely with all our representative offices to bring in tourist groups from around the world, further developing the tourism sector and increasing the contribution of non-oil based sectors of the national economy,” said Dr.
BTEA continues to adopt initiatives with an aim to attract more tourists to the Kingdom of Bahrain and increase the tourism sector's contribution to the national economy.
Receiving charter flights comes as part of the BTEA's long term strategy to bring in large tourist groups, further developing the Kingdom's tourism sector on a regional and international level under the slogan of ‘Ours.