Mohopolo oa bo-rakhoebo ba kahisano e le leano la ho matlafatsa sechaba le moruo o tla hlaha bakeng sa puisano kopanong ea Tonakholo ea tikoloho ea bohahlauli e tšoarellang qetellong ea Phato.
E le karolo ea lenaneo le qaqileng la ho sebetsana le tse ling tsa litaba tsa bohahlauli tse hatellang, Seboka sa Caribbean mabapi le Nts'etsopele ea Bohahlauli bo Ts'oarellang - se seng se tsejoang e le Sustainable Tourism Conference (# STC2019) se tla fana ka foramo bakeng sa baemeli ba lebatooa le ba machabeng ho lekola hore na libaka tse ling tsa bolulo li na le eng. e kopantswe ka katleho nts'etsopele ea bohahlauli le taolo ea libaka tse lebisang tlhokomelo ho tikoloho
Seboka sena, se hlophisitsoeng ke Mokhatlo oa Bahahlauli ba Caribbean (CTO) ka ts'ebelisano 'moho le Lekhotla la Bohahlauli la St. Vincent le Grenadines, se reretsoe ho ba 26-29 Phato 2019 Hotele ea Beachcombers e St. Vincent.
Nakong ea seboka sa mantlha se akaretsang, Mehlala ea Nts'etsopele ea Kopano ea Sechaba, tlhokomelo e tla shebana le ho hokahanya ha merero ea lehae le ea matsoalloa a lehae e le litšiea tsa bohlokoa tsa leruo la setso le phapano, ka ho toboketsa tlhahiso ea menyetla ea mesebetsi bakeng sa sechaba sa lehae.
“Ho nka karolo ha likarolo tsohle tsa sechaba sa rona, ho kenyeletsoa le libaka tsa lehae, ho bohlokoa bakeng sa botsitso ba rona. Ke ka lebaka lena re kenyellelitseng lipuo tsa lenaneo la kopano ho tsoa metseng e ka mose ho tikoloho, ho kenyeletsoa sechaba sa matsoalloa, tse kenang bohahlauli ba sechaba ho arolelana katleho ea bona le litloaelo tse ntle. Morero ke ho fa bankakarolo ba likopano mehlala ea nnete ea boiteko bo atlehileng molemong oa ho thusa ho hlahisa mehopolo e sebete bakeng sa sehlahisoa sa bohahlauli se tšoarellang, se kenyelletsang le se ikemiselitseng sechaba, "ho boletse Amanda Charles, setsebi sa nts'etsopele ea bohahlauli se tšoarellang sa CTO.
Tlasa mookotaba "Ho Boloka Tekatekano e Loketseng: Nts'etsopele ea Bohahlauli Mehleng ea Phapano," litsebi tsa indasteri tse nkang karolo ho # STC2019 li tla sebetsana le tlhoko e potlakileng ea sehlahisoa sa bohahlauli se fetolang, se ferekanyang le se nchafatsang ho fihlela liphephetso tse ntseng li eketseha.
St Vincent le Grenadines li tla amohela STC ka har'a naha e matlafalitsoeng e lebisang sebakeng se botala, se matlafatsang maemo a leholimo, ho kenyeletsoa le kaho ea semela se futhumatsang moea ho St. Vincent ho tlatsa matla a naha a hydro le a letsatsi le ho khutlisetsa Ashton Lagoon Sehlekehlekeng sa Union.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- As part of a detailed programme to address some of the region's pressing tourism issues, the Caribbean Conference on Sustainable Tourism Development – otherwise known as the Sustainable Tourism Conference (#STC2019) will provide a forum for regional and international delegates to examine how some destinations have successfully merged tourism development with eco-conscious destination management.
- During the first general session entitled, Development Models for Social Integration, attention will be focused on the integration of local and indigenous grassroots initiatives as key pillars of the region's cultural richness and diversity, with emphasis on the generation of employment opportunities for local communities.
- The aim is to provide conference participants with actual examples of grassroots efforts that have been successful in order to help generate bold ideas for a sustainable, inclusive and community-oriented tourism product,” said Amanda Charles, the CTO's sustainable tourism development specialist.
