Letona, Mohlomphehi. Ka hona, Edmund Bartlett, o kopile hore ho be le matsete a maholo indastering ho netefatsa kholo ea moshoelella.
"Re ka tsoela pele ho theha indasteri ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle. Batho ba tsamaea ho khutlisa bocha ba bona, 'me ba ela hloko bophelo bo botle ho feta leha e le neng pele bohahlauling. Seo COVID-19 e se entseng ke ho totobatsa tlhoko ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle, "ho boletse Letona Bartlett.
"Jamaica, ka lebaka la sebaka seo e leng ho sona le likarolo tsa eona tsa tikoloho, e boemong bo botle ba ho nka karolo e khōlō ea mokhatlo oo oa bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle o bonahalang lefatšeng ka bophara.” "Ka hona re tlameha ho tsetela ho eona," a eketsa.
Letona le buile mantsoe ana maobane (la 24 Pulungoana) ha le bula Seboka sa bone sa selemo sa Jamaica sa Bophelo bo Botle le Bophelo bo Botle Setsing sa Kopano sa Montego Bay.
Mekhoa ea indasteri e bonts'itse hore libaka tse ngata lefats'eng ka bophara li ntse li tšoana le bophelo bo botle le pholiso, 'me sena se bile joalo le ho feta ho tloha seoa sena, ka batho ba eang hole le ho batla melemo ea bophelo bo botle, ea 'nete le e tšepisitsoeng.
Sena se lebisitse ho hlaheng ha tlhaho ea bohahlauli ba bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle, moo batho ba tla tloha linaheng tsa habo bona 'me ba etele libakeng tse ling bakeng sa tlhokomelo e matla, ho tsosolosa bophelo ba bona, kapa ho fumana liphekolo tse matla ho boloka bophelo ba bona.
Ka hona, Letona le khothalelitse beng ba likhoebo le bo-ralibanka ho sheba indasteri ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle bakeng sa matsete, kaha tlhoko ea indasteri ena ea niche e eketsehile haholo nakong ea kamora COVID.
“Ke batla ho sebelisa monyetla ona ho ipiletsa ho bo-ralibanka ba rona le mmaraka oa lichelete. Empa haholo-holo ho bo-rakhoebo ba rona, ke mang ea lokelang ho sheba khetho ena hobane hona joale ho feta leha e le neng pele, tlhokahalo ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle ke ea bohlokoa haholo lefatšeng. Hobane seoa sa COVID se ile sa lematsa 'maraka hanyane,' maraka oa boleng ba lidolara tse libilione tse 4.4 ka 2019 'me joale o nyolohela ho 2 trillion, ha re luleng moo 'me re tsamaee le lebelo leo ka matsete a bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle. Letona.
O boetse a sebelisa monyetla oo ho phatlalatsa hore haufinyane bosebeletsi ba hae bo kopane le sehlopha sa bo-ramatsete ho ntlafatsa linyehelo tsa libaka tse peli tsa lirafshoa tsa tlhaho sehlekehlekeng sena: Bath Fountain e St. Thomas le Milk River e Clarendon.
"Re na le libaka tse peli tsa libaka tsa tlhaho tse ntlehali lefatšeng: seliba sa ho hlapa le noka ea lebese. Sehlopha sa rona sa likhoebo se sebetsa ka thata haholo ho seo. Khoeling e fetileng re bile le therisano ea bohlokoa haholo le bo-ramatsete ba ka bang teng, 'me re shebile ho qhelela ka thoko tseo tse peli. Re na le mehoo e metle e ntseng e etsoa ho eona ho fetola lihlahisoa tseo tse peli hore e be lihlahisoa tsa maemo a lefats'e ho tsamaisa lisebelisoa tse ngata Jamaica le chelete e kenang ka har'a naha," ho boletse Bartlett.
Seboka sa Jamaica Health and Wellness Tourism se ne se hlophisitsoe ke Tourism Linkages Network, lefapha la Tourism Enhancement Fund, ka matsatsi a mabeli ho matlafatsa maqhama lipakeng tsa lekala la bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle le mafapha a mang a hlahisang moruo, haholo-holo temo le tlhahiso, ha le ntse le khothaletsa. le ho bonts'a linyehelo tse ikhethang tsa bohahlauli ba bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle ba Jamaica.
Seboka sena se kopanya baetapele ba indasteri ea bohahlauli ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle ba tsoang Jamaica le lefats'e ka bophara bakeng sa e 'ngoe ea likopano tsa bohlokoahali tse mabapi le kemiso ea bohahlauli ea Jamaica.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- The Jamaica Health and Wellness Tourism Conference was organised by the Tourism Linkages Network, a department of the Tourism Enhancement Fund, over two days to strengthen linkages between the health and wellness sector and other productive sectors of the economy, particularly agriculture and manufacturing, while promoting and showcasing Jamaica's unique health and wellness tourism offerings.
- Ka hona, Letona le khothalelitse beng ba likhoebo le bo-ralibanka ho sheba indasteri ea bophelo bo botle le bophelo bo botle bakeng sa matsete, kaha tlhoko ea indasteri ena ea niche e eketsehile haholo nakong ea kamora COVID.
- But more so to our entrepreneurs, who should look at this option because now more than ever, the demand for health and wellness is at a premium in the world.
