E entsoe ka Mphalane 2020 mme boholo ba ba arabetseng ba litoropo tse kholo tsa India, phuputso e entsoeng ke FICCI le Thrillophilia ho pholletsa le India e ne e reretsoe ho utloisisa likhetho tsa kamora COVID tsa baeti ba India mme e koahetse lintlha tse joalo ka mehato ea polokeho, bolulo, mekhoa ea lipalangoang, le Hape.
Phuputso e bontšitse hore ha ts'ebetso e ntse e thibela ho tsamaea ka mose India, leha ho le joalo, e ne e ke ke ea thibela takatso ea batho ea ho tseba libaka tse ncha. Lintlha tse bokelitsoeng li bonts'itse hore ha ba fetang 50% ba rera ho tsamaea likhoeling tse 2 tse tlang feela, 33% ba ntse ba etsa meralo ea ho tsamaea habeli ho seo ba se entseng ho 2019 ha selemo se tlang se kenella.
"Hoa thahasellisa ho tseba hore 65% ea ba arabelitsoeng ba itse ba phutholohile ho tsamaea ka ntle ho libaka tsa bona ka lifofane kapa likoloi tsa bona, 'me hoo e ka bang 90% ba phutholohile ho hlahloba libaka tse sa tloaelehang lithabeng, mabopong, metseng e menyenyane kapa litoropong, joalo-joalo. Sena se ka thusa bankakarolo ba indasteri ea maeto ho hlophisa bocha lits'ebeletso tsa bona ho latela litšekamelo tsa baeti, ka hona ho bula menyetla ea mekhoa e mecha le ea khale ea khoebo, "Monghali Abhishek Daga, mothehi-'moho oa Thrillophilia o qotsitse.
Ha a hlakisa phuputso ena, Mong. Dilip Chenoy, Mongoli-Kakaretso oa FICCI o itse, "Phello ea seoa sa COVID-19 indastering ea maeto, bohahlauli le kamohelo ea baeti e fetotse tsela eo likhoebo tsa maeto le kamohelo ea baeti li tlamehang ho sebetsa le ho laola ts'ebetso ea tsona. . Re shebile phetoho ea tectonic molemong oa boitšoaro ba bareki le mokhoa oa ho tsamaea. Bokamoso ba indasteri ea maeto, bohahlauli le kamohelo ea baeti e tla fapana ka botlalo ka melao e mecha e totobatsang phallo ea sechaba, polokeho, bophelo bo botle le bohloeki. ”
Le ha baeti ba 43% ba khetha "ho hloka phomolo ea beke" e leng lethathamo la mabaka a hobaneng batho ba batla ho tsamaea ka mor'a COVID, baeti ba ka bang 33% le bona ba re ba tla ea mosebetsing har'a tlhaho ea bona ea kamora lefu la seoa leeto, leha ba na le sehlopha sa bona se koetsoeng sa metsoalle kapa ba lelapa. Sena se eketsa ho leseli la tšepo bakeng sa indasteri ea maeto e ntseng e nka mehato e hlokahalang ho netefatsa polokeho ea sechaba.
“Thrillophilia esale e batla litsela tsa ho thusa indasteri ea maeto ho hlaphoheloa mathateng a seoa sena. Mosebetsi oa rona le FICCI ho etsa lipatlisiso tsena o re file liphetho tse matla haholo tse ka bang thuso ho ba lahlehetsoeng ke seoa. Re boetse re ntse re sebetsa haufi-ufi le liboto tse ngata tsa bohahlauli tsa naha India ho ts'ehetsa bohahlauli ba lehae mme re tlisitse liphihlelo tse 10,000+ marang-rang likhoeling tse 5 tse fetileng. Boikitlaetso ba mmuso ho netefatsa polokeho bakeng sa motho e mong le e mong bo netefalitse batho ka polokeho e phethang karolo ea bohlokoa ho phahamiseng indasteri ena le ho e khutlisa, "Mong Daga a eketsa.
Ka lipalo tse bonts'ang ts'epo ka nqa tsohle, ha se toro e hole hore baeti ho pholletsa le India ba qale ho itlhahisa, qetellong ba thusa likhoebo hore li khutlele khanyeng ea tsona ea pele.
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SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- While 43% of the travelers choose “need a weekend break” which topped the list of reasons why people want to travel post-COVID, around 33% of travelers also said that they would go for a workation amidst nature for their first post-pandemic trip, albeit with their own closed group of friends or family.
- The data collected showed that while more than 50% plan to travel in the next 2 months alone, 33% are making plans to travel twice of what they did in 2019 as the next year rolls in.
- Dilip Chenoy, the Secretary-General of FICCI said, “The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the travel, tourism and hospitality industry has changed the way travel and hospitality businesses have to function and manage their operations.
