Indasteri ea bohahlauli ea Lihlekehleke tsa Cayman e tobane le pherekano ka mefuta e fapaneng nalaneng ea eona, ho tloha likoluoeng tsa tlhaho, ho putlama hoa moruo oa lefatše, ho ea ho mathata a lefats'e; mme e pakile botsitso bo lebisitseng ho hlaphoheloeng le katleho nakong e tlang. Joale, ka tsebiso ea semmuso ea Morero le Lefapha la Bohahlauli la leano le pharalletseng la ts'ebetso ea bohahlauli le bitsoang The Road Back to 500K (RB5), ho se ho behiloe moralo oa phokotso ea bohahlauli ha naha e fetohela maemong a macha ka poso Lefatše le atileng la maeto.
Motlatsi oa Tonakholo e Hlomphehang le Letona la Bohahlauli, Monghali Moses Kirkconnell, o phatlalalitse RB5 kajeno. Morero o ikemiselitse ho ba leano la mantlha ho tsoa mererong ea mantlha ea Morero oa Bohahlauli oa Naha (NTP) 2019 - 2023. NTP e amohetsoe ka Hlakubele selemong sena, pejana ho ho qala ha karabelo ea seoa Lihlekehlekeng tsa Cayman tse emisitseng ts'ebetso ea bohahlauli ka Hlakubele. Le ha ho le joalo, RB5 le NTP li entsoe ka sepheo se le seng sa mantlha: ho etella pele bohahlauli ka nepo, ka polokeho, ka boikarabello le ka tsitsa, hona joale le nakong e tlang.
RB5, e ntlafalitsoeng ka tšebelisano 'moho le bankakarolo ba lefapha la poraefete, balekane ba mmuso le lipatlisiso tse tebileng tsa mmaraka, e supa libaka tse' ne tsa mantlha tse tla tataisa lekala la bohahlauli ho khutla e le tšiea e kholo ea moruo oa Lihlekehleke tsa Cayman. Leano lena la ho hlaphoheloa ha bohahlauli le sebetsana le mekhoa ea ho tsitsisa likhoebo; ho theha menyetla e mecha ea bahiruoa ba bahahlauli ba tlohileng mahaeng a bona; mme e theha moralo bakeng sa dilemo tse pedi ho isa ho tse tharo tse tlang, ho tsepamisitswe maikutlo hodima tse nne tse tlang pele:
- Reinvent bakeng sa ho itokisa: hlwaya diphephetso tsa banka karolo hona joale le ho nts'etsapele mekhoa e metle ea ho nchafatsa lekala la bohahlauli ka mokhoa o atlehileng le o sebetsang oa ho ba tšiea e kaholimo ea moruo.
- Ho matlafatsa Moruo oa Malapeng: hlwaya maano a ho ama naha hantle ka bohahlauli ba lapeng joalo ka ha Lihlekehleke tsa Cayman li fetoha ka mekhahlelo ea Covid-19 maqakabetsi a ho fola.
- Khutlisa Kholiseho ea Mmaraka oa Lefatše le Kabelo ea Mmaraka: papatso e pharalletseng ea lefats'e le lipapatso tsa mekhoa le mekhoa e metle e behiloeng ho netefatsa hore lihlahisoa le lits'ebeletso tsa bohahlauli tsa Lihlekehleke tsa Cayman li sebetsa ka litekanyetso tse phahameng ka ho fetisisa tsa polokeho le tsamaiso ea likhoerekhoere bakeng sa bolulo, liketsahalo, ho qoela, maeto le libaka tse hohelang, lipalangoang le liphihlelo tsa boikoetliso.
- Bolster Bokamoso ba Lekala la BohahlauliLeano lena la ho ikamahanya le maemo le tla hlahisa litlhaloso tse ncha tsa likarolo ka har'a indasteri, ho kenyelletsa le ho koetlisoa ho hlokahalang ha litsebi tsa bohahlauli ho ikamahanya le mokhoa o mocha oa ho sebetsa 'marakeng oa bohahlauli.
"Khoebo ea bohahlauli ke karolo e matla e ke keng ea latoloa, e kenyeletsang bongata ba liindasteri tse ikemetseng ka kotloloho le tse kenang indastering ka lits'ebeletso tse fapaneng," ho boletse Hon. Letona Kirkconnell. “Ke na le tshepo ya hore leano la RB5 le fana ka tsela e ntle ka ho fetesisa bakeng sa tsosoloso ya moruo e nang le morero e tla etsa hore naha e kgutlele butle-butle dilemong tsa bohlokwa tsa ho senya rekoto le ho eta ha sekepe. Sena se tla phethoa ka mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng o kenyeletsang ho theha menyetla e mengata bakeng sa MaCaymania ho ba karolo ea indasteri ea rona ea bohahlauli, ho amohela monyetla oa ho tsitsisa basebetsi ho tsoa ho beng ba mangolo a tumello ea mosebetsi ho ba le lifahleho tse koetlisitsoeng hantle le tse tšoanelehang haholo tsa Caymanian tse fanang ka ts'ebeletso ea bareki ba Caymankind re tsejoa re le sebaka sa Caribbean. Re bone mathata a bakiloeng ke batho ba Caymania ba fetang 1,500 ba nehetseng maphelo a bona le mekhoa ea boipheliso indastering ena, bao bongata ba bona ba neng ba tobane le mathata a moruo a sa kholoeng hang ha ho etsoa qeto e thata ea ho koala meeli ea rona. Ke boikarabello ba rona hona joale ho khanna boiteko bo kang RB5 le NTP ho fana ka melemo ea leano lena le ikhethileng le ntlafalitsoeng la nts'etsopele ea bohahlauli ke tsela ea katleho ea nako e telele. ”
Ha e ntse e etelletsoe pele ke Lekala le Lefapha la Bohahlauli, mekhahlelo eohle ea nts'etsopele ea RB5 e kenyelelitse lipuisano le ts'ebelisano ho pholletsa le mmuso le poraefete ho netefatsa hore moralo o na le tšusumetso e pharalletseng le e pharalletseng bakeng sa batho ba Lihlekehleke tsa Cayman le sechaba sa bohahlauli. Sena se kenyeletsa:
- Patlisiso ea lekala bakeng sa maikutlo a bankakarolo ba moruo oa lapeng
- Likopano le lefapha la bolulo, ho qoela le libaka tsa boithabiso
- Likopano le Cayman Islands Tourism Association le Chamber of Commerce
- Tšebelisano 'moho le Boto ea Lipalangoang tsa Sechaba le Boto ea Laesense ea Hotele ka likhothaletso ho ts'ehetsa indasteri ea bohahlauli
- Ho nts'etsapele litataiso tsa likhoerekhoere bakeng sa lekala la bohahlauli ho amohela baeti ka polokeho
E tsepamisitse maikutlo tseleng ea ho ea pele ho bula indasteri ha meeli e buloa hape, RB5 e fana ka mokhoa o laoloang, o hlophisitsoeng, o hlalosang mekhoa e metle, litsamaiso tse ncha le lits'ebetso, le lintlha tsa bohlokoa tsa leano tse tla tataisa Lekala le Lefapha la Bohahlauli, mekhatlo ea mmuso, le bankakarolo bohle ba bohahlauli ho atleha.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- While led by the Ministry and Department of Tourism, all stages in the development of RB5 included consultation and collaboration throughout government and private sector to ensure the plan has the broadest and most comprehensive impact for the people of the Cayman Islands and the tourism community.
- Now, with the official launch of the Ministry and Department of Tourism's comprehensive strategic tourism reinvention plan named The Road Back to 500K (RB5), a blueprint has been laid for the phased return of tourism as the country moves to a new normal in a post-pandemic world of travel.
- This will be accomplished in a phased approach that includes creating more opportunities for Caymanians to be part of our tourism industry, embracing the opportunity to rebalance the workforce from majority work permit holders to having more well trained and highly qualified Caymanian faces delivering the Caymankind customer service we are known for as a Caribbean destination.
