Ho eta le Bohahlauli ke toro hona joale. Lefatše le ntse le lula hae matsatsing ana. Mehopolo ea ho lula lebopong le lesoeu la lehlabathe, ho kenella ka metsing a futhumetseng a hlakileng a leoatle, ho sesa le likolobe Ho ja lijo tsa leoatleng ke lintho tse hopolang Bahamas.
Litoro tse joalo lia thabisa ebile ka linako tse ling li bohloko hape. Ha u tsoha ka tlung ea hau u sa khone ho etela lefats'e, ho lora ka Bahamas ho ka ba bohloko.
Ho latela UNWTO, tokoloho ea ho tsamaea, litokelo tsa ho tsamaea, kapa tokelo ea ho tsamaea ke mohopolo oa litokelo tsa botho o akaretsang tokelo ea batho ka bomong ea ho tsamaea ho tloha sebakeng se seng ho ea ho se seng ka har'a naha le ho tloha naheng eo le ho khutlela ho eona.
Bahamas e ntse e itokisetsa ho phatlalatsa nalane ea COVID-19. Lihlekehleke tsa Bahamas li se ntse li itokisetsa ho qala lets'olo la selemo ho teena khoeli ea Phuptjane.
Letšolo lena ke ho khothaletsa lihlooho tse amanang le tsa lerato tse tla qaptjoa kaofela e le, “Ho tsoa Bahamas Ka Lerato".
“Ntho ea bohlokoa ka ho fetisisa ke hore re kopane re le ntho e le 'ngoe. U ne u le teng bakeng sa rona mme ha sefefo se feta re tla ba mona bakeng sa hau. "
Video ea pele Ho tsoa Bahamas ka Lerato, e sa tsoa lokolloa:
Ka sebele Bahamas ke sebaka se khahlisang le sa lerato ho fetisisa libakeng tsa Caribbean.
Ha ho sebaka se seng se ka fanang ka mefuta-futa le mefuta-futa joalo ka sechaba sena sa lihlekehleke tse 700. Botle bo hloekileng ba Bahamas le maemo a makatsang a tsoang libakeng tse haufi-ufi tse lebopong la leoatle, chokolete ea motho ka mong le pōpo ea litlolo, khutso e khutlelang ho bolela tse 'maloa, ka tlhaho e tsosa maikutlo a lerato, Bahamas ke sebaka se khahlisang haholo le se ratanang haholo Caribbean.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- Pristine beauty and stunning settings from intimate beachside strolls, personalized chocolate and perfume creation, tranquil retreats to name a few, naturally invokes a feeling of romance, The Bahamas is indeed the most exciting and romantic destination in the Caribbean.
- Ho latela UNWTO, freedom of movement, mobility rights, or the right to travel is a human rights concept encompassing the right of individuals to travel from place to place within the territory of a country and to leave the country and return to it.
- The Islands of the Bahamas are already getting ready to initiate a year-long campaign in the month of June.
