Motlatsi oa Phethahatso oa Mokhatlo oa Maeto oa US oa Litaba tsa Sechaba le Leano, Tori Emerson Barnes o fane ka polelo e latelang mabapi le ho tsebahatsoa ha Molao oa Tiisetso ea Moruo oa Basebetsi ba Tšebeletso, o hlahisitsoeng ke Congressmen Darin LaHood (R-IL) le Jimmy Panetta (D-CA):
"Bili ena ea bohlokoa e thusa ho beha litšenyehelo tsa maeto a khoebo le liboka tsa motho ka mong sebakeng se lekanang le litšenyehelo tse ling tse molaong ha li ntse li ts'ehetsa beng ba likhoebo tse nyane le basebetsi libakeng tsa lireschorente tsa Amerika, libaesekopo, bonono le libaka tsa boithabiso.
"Leeto la khoebo tšebeliso ea chelete ha ea lebelloa ho hlaphoheloa ka botlalo ho fihlela ka 2027, 'me bili ena e tla thusa ho koala lekhalo ka ho tlosa likotlo tsa lekhetho mefuteng e itseng ea litšenyehelo tsa maeto a khoebo tseo, ho ea ka Tourism Economics, le tsona li tla eketsa chelete ea malapa bakeng sa basebetsi ba litšebeletso tsa lijo le boithabiso ka kakaretso. $62 bilione ka 2024.
"Re leboha Congressmen LaHood le Panetta bakeng sa boetapele ba bona mabapi le bili ena le ts'ehetso ea bona e tsoelang pele ea basebetsi ba Amerika."
Baemeli ba US Darin LaHood (R-IL) le Jimmy Panetta (D-CA), litho tsa Komiti ea House Ways and Means Committee, ba hlahisitse Molao oa Ts'ebetso ea Moruo oa Basebetsi ba Bipartisan, molao o neng o tla thusa ho tsosolosa indasteri ea bohahlauli le ea ho amohela baeti, e neng e le matla haholo. e anngoeng ke ho koaloa ka taelo ea mmuso le ho tsoela pele ho tobana le litlamorao tse mpe tsa inflation le litšenyehelo tse phahameng.
Seo sekoloto se tla se etsa
"Indasteri ea rona ea kamohelo ea baeti le ea bohahlauli lebopong le bohareng la California e ntse e angoa ke ho phahama ha theko, khaello ea basebetsi le ho fokotseha ha tšebeliso ea chelete ea khoebo," ho boletse Rep. Panetta. "Molao oa rona, oa Service Worker Economic Stabilization Act, o tla thusa indasteri ena ho khutlisa chelete e lahlehileng ea khoebo ka ho eketsa theolelo e felletseng ea lijo tsa khoebo le ho khutlisa phokotso ea litšenyehelo tsa boithabiso ba khoebo. Ho netefatsa hore likhoebo tsa rona tsa lehae li na le bareki har'a beke ho tla fa basebetsi lihora tse ngata tse tloaelehileng le beng ba likhoebo kholiseho e eketsehileng, ho ba beha tseleng ea ho hlaphoheloa ka botlalo. ”
“Ho koaloa ho laetsoeng ke ’muso, ho phahama ha theko ea lintho, le ho phahama ha litšenyehelo ho bakile tšenyo e khōlō sechabeng le likhoebong tse nyenyane ho pholletsa le Illinois, haholo-holo bakeng sa makala a rōna a kamohelo ea baeti, maeto le bohahlauli,” ho boletse Rep. LaHood. "Bili ena ea likarolo tse peli e tla fana ka ts'ehetso ho likhoebo tse nyane le basebetsi, ho ba fa bonnete le ho ba thusa ho potlakisa ho hlaphoheloa."
“Lijo tsa khoebo e tla lula e le monyetla oa motheo bakeng sa lireschorente. Re leboha Reps. LaHood le Panetta ka ho tswelapele ho tshehetsa indasteri ya dijo ka ho sisinya katoloso ena ya dipartisan tsa phokotso ya dijo tsa kgwebo. Nakong eo indasteri e tobane le ho eketseha ha theko ea leholimo le bokamoso bo sa tsejoeng ba moruo, khothatso leha e le efe ea ho amohela baeti ka mofuthu e ananeloa, "ho boletse Aaron Frazier, Motlatsi oa Motlatsi oa Leano la Sechaba. Mokhatlo oa Lijo tsa Sechaba.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “Business travel spending is not expected to fully recover until 2027, and this bill will help bridge the gap by removing tax penalties on certain types of business travel spending which, according to Tourism Economics, would also increase household income for food and entertainment service workers by a total of $62 billion by 2024.
- Representatives Darin LaHood (R-IL) and Jimmy Panetta (D-CA), members of the House Ways and Means Committee, introduced the bipartisan Service Worker Economic Stabilization Act, legislation that would help revitalize the tourism and hospitality industries, which were severely impacted by state-mandated closures and continue face the negative effects of inflation and high costs.
- At a time when the industry is facing sky-high cost increases and an unknown economic future, any encouragement to partake of our hospitality is appreciated,” said Aaron Frazier, Vice President of Public Policy, National Restaurant Association.
