(eTN) - Tiisetso e amohetsoe ho tsoa mohloling oa Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) hore phano ea thepa e laetsoeng ea chelete, ntlheng ena e fetang likoloi tse ncha tse 100, e liehile "ho fihlela tsebiso e ngoe" ka lebaka la ho putlama ha bohahlauli ho pholletsa le Kenya. , e boetseng e amme haholo palo ea baeti ba etelang libaka tsa boikhathollo tsa naha. Ha lirisiti tsa liheke li theohile hoo e ka bang karolo ea bobeli ho tse tharo, ha li bapisoa le maemo a pele ho likhetho, mokhatlo o sebetsa ka potlako ho tiisa lebanta le ho liehisa ho tsamaisoa ha likoloi le thepa e 'ngoe e theko e boima e kanna ea ba qalo ea ho etsa hore KWS e itokisetse ho tobana le likhoeli tse bobebe. pele.
Batseteli ba bang lekaleng la bohahlauli, le bona, ba tobane le liqeto tse boima hore na ba tla tsoela pele ka nchafatso, ntlafatso le ntlafatso e ntseng e tsoela pele kapa e reretsoeng thepa ea bona. Ho joalo le ka katoloso e reriloeng ea likepe le ntlafatso bakeng sa lik'hamphani tsa safari, moo ho hlakoloa ha litaelo ho seng ho qalile ho otla barekisi ba bohlokoa ba likoloi.
Ho ka etsahala hore ebe boholo ba matsete ao a liehile hona joale ho fihlela ho hlaphoheloa ka botlalo lekaleng la bohahlauli ho ntse ho tsoela pele, e leng hore, leha ho le joalo, e tla lumella libaka tse ling hore li etelle pele Kenya mabapi le ho boloka boleng, boqapi le phapano ea lihlahisoa.
Le lifofane tsa lehae tse sebetsang bakeng sa bahahlauli li ntse li ipotsa hore na li tla tlisa lifofane tse ling tse sa tsoa laeloa kapa che, kaha litebello tsa hona joale ha li ba khothatse ka theko e phahameng le chelete e kenang e fokotsehile haholo. Lifofane tse reriloeng tsa lehae ho tloha boema-fofane ba Wilson ba Nairobi ho ea lirapeng tsa boikhathollo tsa naha le libaka tse ling tse lebopong la leoatle le tsona li tobane le likhaello tse matla ka lebaka la khaello ea bapalami le lifofane tsa poraefete tse fofang ka har'a naha le tsa libaka ho boleloa hore li hlotsoe ke letlotlo la bona leo ba le thabetseng ho fihlela qetellong. ea December selemong se fetileng.
Ho tlalehoa hore ba bang ba basebetsi ba lihotele le lihotele ba se ba ntse ba sebelisa chelete ea bona e bolokiloeng 'me ho lebeletsoe hore ho be le menyetla e mengata ka mor'a libeke tse seng kae, haeba mokhoa ona o sa fetohe haholo. Sena se sebetsa haholo-holo ho basebetsi ba lihotele ba lehae le ba libaka ntle le ho oela limmarakeng tse ling tse sebetsang hantle, ho ts'ehetsa ts'ebetso ea bona ea Kenya le ea Afrika Bochabela, ha feela phokotseho e ntse e tsoela pele. Haele hantle, litlaleho tsa morao-rao li bua ka libaka tsa phomolo tse leshome le metso e 'meli tsa Malindi tse seng li koetsoe ka botlalo, li khaolitse basebetsi ba ka bang 5,000 ba hiriloeng ka kotloloho le ka tsela e sa tobang, ka phello e mpe moruong oa toropo ena e lebopong la leoatle. Ho tlalehoa hore palo ea batho ba lulang libetheng Malindi e theohetse ka tlase ho liperesente tse 10, e leng se sokelang ho felisa lekala lohle la bohahlauli. Moemeli oa Mataliana oa Malindi o ile a nyatsa qeto ea lik'hamphani tsa matsatsi a phomolo Italy ea ho emisa lifofane tse eang lebopong la Kenya, tseo ka boeena a ileng a re "ho bolokehile ho li etela," empa ha ho na thuso.
Lithuto tse thata tse ithutoang ho tsoa maemong a 1982, 1997 le 2003 li ka thusa indasteri ea bohahlauli ho etsa bonnete ba hore e phela nako e telele, ho bolelang ho fokotsa litšenyehelo, ho liehisa matsete a macha le ho boloka basebetsi ba bohlokoa feela ha ba ntse ba emetse moralo oa chelete. 'me ke ts'epa ho feta tekong ena e thata ka ho fetesisa bakeng sa lekala la bohahlauli la Kenya. Ho sa le joalo, baetapele ba bohahlauli ba Kenya ba kopile hore ho tlosoe tefiso ea visa ea US $ 50 motho ka mong le litumellano mabapi le litefiso tsa ho lula le ho paka likoloi e le ho fana ka khothatso bakeng sa batsamaisi ba bohahlauli hore ba qale ho khutlisetsa bapalami Kenya, ba seng ba ntse ba ngolisoa libakeng tse ling. dibaka.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- In the meantime tourism leaders in Kenya called for a waiver of the visa fee of US$50 per person and concessions on airline landing and parking fees in order to create incentives for tour operators to begin returning passengers to Kenya, who are now being booked to other destinations.
- Domestic scheduled flights from Nairobi's Wilson Airport to the national parks and some coastal destinations are also facing severe cut backs due to lack of passengers and private airlines flying domestic and regional flights are said to be suffering a reverse of their fortunes they enjoyed up to the end of December last year.
- The hard lessons learned from the 1982, 1997 and 2003 situations may come in handy for the tourism industry to ensure its long term survival, which means cutting cost to the very bone, delaying new investments and keeping only essential staff while waiting out the cash draught and hoping to scrape through this toughest test yet for Kenya's tourism sector.
