- Moruti Bartlett o phatlalalitse pitso ho UNWTO Komisi ea Libaka ea Amerika e tšoaretsoe Jamaica kajeno.
- Lirisiti tsa machabeng tsa bohahlauli ka 2020 li fokotsehile ka liperesente tse 64 ka tsela ea 'nete, e lekanang le lerotholi la fetang $ 900 billion.
- Kakaretso ea tahlehelo ea lekhetho la kantle ho naha le tsoang ho bohahlauli ba machabeng e fihlile hoo e ka bang lidolara tse limilione tse likete tse 1.1 tsa Amerika.
Letona la Bohahlauli la Jamaica Bartlett o ile a etsa boipiletso bona ha a ntse a etella pele lipuisano tse kopaneng tsa Mokhatlo oa Machaba a Kopaneng oa Bohahlauli ba Lefatše.UNWTO) Komisi ea Libaka ea 66 ea Amerika (CAM), kajeno (June 24).
Letona la Bohahlauli bakeng sa Saudi Arabia, Mohlomphehi Ahmed Al Khateeb, le Letona la Bohahlauli le Lipalangoang tsa Machabeng bakeng sa Barbados, Senator, Hon. Lisa Cummins, ke ba bang ba baetapele ba bohahlauli ba lefatše ba etetseng Jamaica ho ea kopanong ea CAM. Senator Cummins hape e le molulasetulo oa Mokhatlo oa Bahahlauli oa Caribbean (CTO). Baofisiri ba bohahlauli le bona ba nkile karolo Puisanong ea Matona mabapi le ho nchafatsa lefapha la bohahlauli bakeng sa kholo e kenyeletsang.
Bohahlauli ba Jamaica Letona Bartlett o totobalitse hore "lirisiti tsa machabeng tsa bohahlauli ka 2020 li fokotsehile ka liperesente tsa 64 ka nnete, e lekanang le lerotholi la liranta tse fetang limilione tse likete tse 900 tsa Amerika, ha tahlehelo eohle ea lekhetho la kantle ho naha ho tsoa ho bohahlauli ba machabeng e ka ba lidolara tse ka bang limilione tse likete tse 1.1 tsa Amerika."
O boetse a re "kameho ea COVID-19 lekaleng la bohahlauli la Jamaica naheng ea Amerika e bone phokotseho ea liperesente tse 68 ho bahahlauli ba machabeng ka 2020, ba tlaleha limilione tse 70 ho tloha ho limilione tse 219 tse tlalehiloeng ka 2019." O ile a lla ka hore ho ea ka UNWTOTlaleho ea borobong mabapi le lithibelo tsa maeto, libaka tse 10 tsa linaha tsa Amerika, kapa liperesente tse 20 tsa libaka tsohle tse sebakeng seo, li ne li koetse meeli ea tsona ka botlalo ho tloha ka la 1 Hlakubele 2021, ka mokhoa o theohileng oa sephethephethe sa lifofane.
Ha a ntse a ts'epa hore ho tla ba le mekhoa e metle ea ho ea pele Letona la Bohahlauli la Jamaic Monghali Bartlett o hatelletse hore "pitso hona joale, ke ho eketsa boiteko ba rona ba ho sebetsa 'moho ka mekhoa e sebetsang le e nang le moelelo bakeng sa ho khutlela matsatsing a atlehileng a maeto le bohahlauli." O itse, "Ke ts'epa hore sephetho se le seng sa kopano ena, ho kenyeletsoa Puisano ea Matona, e ke ke ea e-ba ho pheta-pheta boitlamo ba rona le thato ea lipolotiki empa bonyane mohato o le mong oa konkreiti oo setereke se ka se nkang ho kopanya bohahlauli."
Mongoli-Kakaretso oa UNWTO, Monghali Zurab Pololikashvili, ha a hatisa tlhokahalo ea ho potlakisa ho tsosolosoa ha lefapha la bohahlauli o itse "re ke ke ra siea mang kapa mang ka morao ts'ebetsong ena ... Nako ke ea bohlokoa, malapa a mangata haholo-holo Caribbean ha a na tsela e 'ngoe ea ho tsoa ho sena. Ke mohloli o ka sehloohong oa chelete ho bona mme batho ba bangata le bana ba bangata le malapa a mangata ba itšetlehile ka chelete ena. ”
Letona Al Khateeb o hatelletse tlhokeho ea tšebelisano 'moho ho loantšeng seoa sa COVID-19. "Sena ke bothata ba lefats'e, mme tharollo e tlameha ho tsoa ho motho e mong le e mong ka hona re tlameha ho sebelisana 'me re tlameha ho sebetsa' moho," o hlalositse. O boetse a kopa litsamaiso tse hlakileng le tse momahaneng ho thusa ho nyoloha hoa lekala la bohahlauli.
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- Jamaica Tourism Minister Bartlett highlighted that “international tourism receipts in 2020 declined by 64 percent in real terms, equivalent to a drop of over US$900 billion, while the total loss in export revenues from international tourism amount to nearly US$1.
- He added that “the impact of COVID-19 on the Jamaica tourism sector in the Americas saw a 68 percent decrease in international tourist arrivals in 2020, recording 70 million down from the 219 million recorded in 2019.
- ” He lamented that according to the UNWTO's ninth report on travel restrictions, 10 destinations in the Americas, or 20 percent of all destinations in the region, had completely closed their borders as of February 1, 2021, with a downward trend in air traffic.
