A re barekisi, bahlahisi, lihoai le bahlahisi ba lihlahisoa tsa setso ba tla ba le monyetla oa ho ntlafatsa hammoho ha indasteri e khutla. "Tlhokahalo e ne e tla ba karoloana ea seo e neng e le sona ka 2019 ha re ne re e-na le baeti ba limilione tse 4.3, ha tlhokahalo e hloka boemo ba tlhahiso eo naha e neng e sa khone ho ba le eona. Re ne re se na bokhoni. Litaba tse monate ke hore re ka holisa bokhoni ka boemo bona ba hona joale ba ho hlaphoheloa e le hore thepa e ngata eo indasteri e e hlokang e ka fumaneha sebakeng sa heno ho tsoa ho bahlahisi ba rona, lihoai tsa rona le barekisi ba rona.

Letona Bartlett o hlokometse hore Keresemese ka Phupu ke karolo ea karabelo eo kaha e fana ka monyetla ho bahlahisi ba bangata ba lehae ho bontša tlhahiso ea bona.

jamaica 2 | eTurboNews | eTN — Letona la Bohahlauli, Mohlomphehi Edmund Bartlett (oa boraro ka ho le letšehali) a mametse ka hloko ha Lydia Nelson, Ralipolane oa Design Collaborative (ka ho le letšehali), a hlalosa moetso oa meralo ea meaho ea motsana oa litsebi o ntseng o hahuoa Hampden Wharf, Trelawny, Sebokeng sa bo3 sa Keresemese ka Phupu se neng se tšoeroe. maobane (July 7) ho Jamaica Pegasus Hotel. Ba shebileng ke (LR) Mongoli e Moholo oa Lekala, Jennifer Griffith; Carolyn McDonald-Riley, Motsamaisi, Network Linkages Network; Richard Pandohie, Molula-setulo oa Sehlopha sa Mosebetsi oa Theknoloji ea Tlhahiso, Lekhotla la Lihokelo tsa Bohahlauli le Valerie Veira, CEO, Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC). Motse oa Artisan, o tšehelitsoeng ka lichelete ke Letlole la Ntlafatso ea Bohahlauli (TEF), e tla ba "lebenkele le le leng" bakeng sa lijo tsa 'nete tsa Jamaica,' mino, lefa le mesebetsi ea matsoho, moo bareki ba tla khona ho bona lihlahisoa tsa mesebetsi ea matsoho li etsoa ho tloha qalong. ho qeta.

Selemong sena, bahlahisi ba ka bang 150 ba lehae ba limpho tsa 'nete tsa Jamaica le lintho tsa khopotso ba ile ba bontša lihlahisoa tsa bona ho lik'hamphani le libapali tse fapaneng tsa indasteri lenaneong la selemo le selemo la khoebo. Lihlahisoa tsohle tse bonts'itsoeng li ne li tlameha ho etsoa ka lisebelisoa tse tsoang sebakeng sa heno, tse netefalitsoeng bonyane liperesente tse 70 tse entsoeng kapa tse kopaneng, tse totobatsang tšusumetso e matla ea setso le lihlooho tsa Jamaica.

Mesebetsi ea papali ea selemo sena e boetse e kenyelletsa "Style Jamaica Pop Up Fashion Show" e neng e fana ka mabenyane, mekotla le lisebelisoa tse entsoeng ke litsebi tsa mesebetsi ea matsoho.

Keresemese ka Phupu ke boiteko bo kopanetsoeng ba Tourism Linkages Network, e leng karolo ea Letlole la Ntlafatso ea Bohahlauli (TEF), le balekane ba eona: Jamaica Business Development Corporation (JBDC), Jamaica Promotions Corporation (JAMPRO), JamaicaManufacturers.' le Mokhatlo oa Barekisi ba Ntle (JMEA), Mokhatlo oa Private Sector of Jamaica (PSOJ) le Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA).

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Tourism Minister, Hon Edmund Bartlett (3rd left) listens keenly as Lydia Nelson, Architect at Design Collaborative (left), explains the architectural model of the artisan village currently under construction at Hampden Wharf, Trelawny, at the 7th Staging of Christmas in July held yesterday (July 22) at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel.
The good news is that we can grow capacity with this present level of recovery so that more of the goods that the industry needs can be sourced locally from our manufacturers, our farmers and our suppliers,” he explained.
Christmas in July is a collaborative effort of the Tourism Linkages Network, a division of the Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), and its partners.