Ho thata ho hula melemo e mengata maemong a COVID-19, haholo bakeng sa likhoebo tsa bohahlauli tse anngoeng hampe ke vaerase le lithibelo tsa maeto tse etsahetseng ho thibela ho ata ha eona. Empa sehlopha ho Kiroro Resort, Hokkaido, Japane, ba batla linings tsa silevera.
Motlatsi oa Mopresidente oa Kiroro Resort Martin Raich o re: "Ntle le ho nyenyefatsa ho teba ha COVID-19 kapa ho nyenyefatsa bohloko bo utloisoang ke ba lahlehetsoeng ke baratuoa ba bona kapa ba anngoeng ke bophelo ba bona, re shebile ho leboha le ho keteka ho na le melemo e 'maloa e hlahileng likhoeling tse 12 tse fetileng. ”
Ho latela pono ea khoebo, e 'ngoe e ntle joalo ke tšehetso eo Kiroro Resort e e fumaneng ho tsoa mmuso ho thusa ho e bona nakong ena e thata. “Ho bile ho hlollang ho bona likhoebo le mmuso li sebelisana nakong ea bohloki. Mmuso oa lehae, oa setereke le oa naha, liofisi tsa lekhetho tsa lehae le mekhatlo ea inshorense ea sechaba kaofela li tšehetse le ho utloisisa bothata boo indasteri ea bohahlauli e tobaneng le bona le thuso ea bona ka lichelete le mananeo a mang a tšehetso e bile tsa bohlokoa haholo, ”ho bolela Raich.
“Re qetile lilemo re sebetsa 'moho le mmuso oa lehae oa Akaigawa re arolelana basebetsi ba bangata ba sebeletsang Kiroro nakong ea mariha le merero ea mmuso nakong ea lehlabula. Ha seoa se fihla, ba ile ba re thusa ka mosa ka lichelete ho etsa hore meaho ea rona e be e sireletsehileng haholoanyane ka COVID hape ba re fa li-vocha hore re li arolelane le baeti ba rona hore re li sebelise sebakeng sa lehae. 'Muso oa Hokkaido le' Muso oa Japane li ile tsa haha mananeo a khothatsang maeto ho susumetsa maeto a lapeng. ”
Botšepehi ba bafani ba nako ea Kiroro e bile ntho e 'ngoe e ntle eo sebaka sa phomolo se ka e bonang. "Re na le ba fetang lipalo tsa selemo sa 1,700 selemong sena, e leng lintho tse tlase hanyane sehleng se fetileng," ho hlalosa Raich. "Re leboha barati bohle ba Kiroro bao, leha ba nang le mathata a lichelete nakong ea COVID, ba ikemiselitseng ho re tšehetsa le ho tsetela nakong ea selemo."
Sebaka sa phomolo se putsa bao ba tsamaeang ka nako ea selemo ka ho etsa matsapa a kopaneng a ho fana ka boiphihlelo ba ho sesa ka tloaelo joaloka 'nako e tloaelehileng' Kiroro.
“Ka tlhokahalo, re koetse likhefo tse ling tse neng li tla sebetsa haeba sebaka sa phomolo se le maemong a felletseng. Re ikutloa re tlamehile ka matla ho fa bareki ba rona marang-rang a maemo a lefats'e a litulo le ho fihlella libakeng tsohle tsa rona tsa ho sesa lehloa, leha ts'ebetso e le boima ea lichelete, "ho bolela Raich. "Ka bongata bo fokolang le lehloa le makatsang selemong sena, barekisi ba rona ba thabile haholo!"
Kiroro Resort e boetse e keteka likhahla tsa silevera tsa boemo boemong ba mohiruoa ka mong. 'Nete ea boemo ke hore basebetsi bohle ba nkile meputso le ho fokotsa lihora, empa nako e ekelitsoeng ea boiketlo e hlile e le ntle ho ba bangata.
Evan Johnson, Motsamaisi oa Khoebo le Khoebo ho Yu Kiroro. “Ka lehlohonolo, ka ho ba le nako e seng kae ea phomolo matsohong a ka le khatello e tlase ea ho ba ofising letsatsi le leng le le leng, ke khonne ho ea tlhahlobisong e 'ngoe le e' ngoe le ho hlahlojoa sepetlele ka seqo. Ke ne nke ke ka khona ho etsa sena hoja e ne e le likhoeli tse 12 pejana. ”
Basebetsi ba bang ba nkile monyetla oa ho qeta nako e ngata thabeng - ho thellisa lehloeng, ho thellisa lehloeng le ho tsosa takatso e ba tliselitseng Kiroro pele.
Michael Chan, Mookameli oa Food & Beverage oa Kiroro oa hlalosa: "Lilemong tse tloaelehileng, ke phathahane haholo ka mosebetsi hoo ke sa fumaneng monyetla oa ho thelelisa hangata. “Selemo sena e bile se setle bakeng sa monyetla oa ho tsoa ho ea moo ka hohle kamoo ho ka khonehang 'me ka sebele re rue molemo matsoapong a se nang letho le lehloa le hlollang. Joale ke sa hopola hore na ke hobane'ng ha ke khetha ho lula mona! ”
Ho ba bang, boemo ba COVID bo boetse bo sebelitse e le monyetla oa nts'etsopele ea motho le ho potlakisa ho ithuta mosebetsing.
Mariko Yamada, Motsamaisi oa HR oa Kiroro Resort o re: "Ho sa tsotellehe mathata ao ke kopaneng le ona selemong se fetileng, ke ntlafetse haholo mosebetsing." “Ke se ke le chatsi haholoanyane, ke bile le monyetla o moholo oa ho pepesetsoa botsamaisi bo phahameng mme ka potlako ke ntlafalitse litloaelo tsa HR khoebong ea rona. Ke ikutloa ke itokiselitse ho feta neng kapa neng ho sebetsana le mathata leha e le afe a khoebo ao ke thulanang le 'ona nakong e tlang. ”
Ka phatlalatso ea vaksine e atamelang, batsamaisi le basebetsi ba Kiroro Resort ba thabile ke ho khutlela setloaeling haufinyane. Empa khabareng, ha ba lumelle boemo bona ho ba nyenyefatsa.
“Re khona ho bona leseli qetellong ea kotopo mme re emetse ho bula mamati a rona ho batho ba ratang lehloa ho tsoa likhutlong tsohle tsa lefats'e. Empa hajoale, re ntse re sebetsana le liphephetso mohatong oa rona mme re lula re leboha hore ebe re tla sebetsa letsatsi le leng le le leng ho e 'ngoe ea litoropo tse ntle le tse nang le lehloa lefatšeng, "ho phethela Martin Raich.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “Without trivializing the seriousness of COVID-19 or undermining the grief suffered by those who've lost loved ones or been personally affected,” says Kiroro Resort's Vice President Martin Raich, “We are making it a focus to be grateful and to celebrate the few positives that have emerged over the past 12 months.
- “Thankfully, with a little more spare time on my hands and less pressure to be in the office each and every day, I've been able to attend every single one of the scans and hospital check-ups in person.
- Local, prefectural and national government, local tax offices and social insurance bodies have all been so supportive and understanding of the predicament which the tourism industry faces and their assistance with funding and other support programs has been hugely valuable,” says Raich.
