Lipalo tsa morao-rao tsa bohahlauli tse tsoang Maldives li bonts'a hore sebaka seo se eang ho sona se bone keketseho ea 11.2% ea palo ea baeti ba UK ba etileng likhoeling tse tšeletseng tse qalang tsa 2018, ha ba bapisoa le nako e ts'oanang ka 2017. Ka kakaretso, bahahlauli ba 57,535 UK ba fihlile Maldives. ho tloha ka Pherekhong - Phuptjane 2018, ha e bapisoa le 51,737 ka 2017.
Khoeli ea Phuptjane ka boeona e boetse e amohetse kholo ea 6.2% palo ea bahahlauli ba UK, ha e bapisoa le khoeli e tšoanang ka 2017. Ka kakaretso, baeti ba 6,459 ba tsoang UK ba ile ba etela Maldives ka June 2018, ha ba bapisoa le 6,081 ka June 2017, accounting. bakeng sa 6.9% ea bahahlauli bohle ba fihlang Maldives mme ka hona e emela 'maraka oa boraro o moholo ka ho fetesisa o kenang lefatšeng ka bophara, kamora China (17.5%) le Jeremane (8%), ka ho latellana.
Mabapi le kakaretso ea bahahlauli ba fihlileng lefatšeng ka bophara, baeti ba 93,786 ba ile ba etela Maldives ka Phuptjane 2018 mme sena se emetse keketseho ea 10% ha e bapisoa le Phuptjane 2017, e amohetseng 85,222. Likhoeli tse tšeletseng tse qalang tsa 2018 li bone bahahlauli ba lefats'e ba 726,515 ba etela Maldives, e leng keketseho ea 10.5% ha e bapisoa le nako e tšoanang ea selemo se fetileng.
Selemong sena, Maldives e tla tsoela pele ho netefatsa boemo ba eona e le se seng sa libaka tse khahlang ka ho fetisisa tsa phomolo bakeng sa bahahlauli ba UK, ka ho buloa ha bonyane libaka tsa phomolo tse ncha tse 23. Sechaba sa sehlekehleke le sona haufinyane se ile sa fuoa moqhaka oa 'Sebaka se Molemohali sa Spa sa Leoatle la Indian' ho Likhau tsa Lefatše tsa Spa le joalo ka 'Sebaka se Molemohali sa Honeymoon' ho Likhau tsa Maeto tsa Luxury Lifestyle Magazine Readers.
Ha a bua ka keketseho ea bahahlauli, Letona la Bohahlauli la Maldives, Mohlomphehi. Moosa Zameer, o itse, "Re boetse re thabile haholo ho bona keketseho e hlokomelehang ea palo ea batho ba UK le ba fihlang lefatšeng ka bophara Maldives. Keketseho ena ke sesupo sa indasteri ea bohahlauli ea naha ea maemo a holimo lefats'eng 'me ka lintlafatso tse' maloa tse monate tse reriloeng bakeng sa likhoeli tse setseng tsa 2018 le 2019, ho kenyeletsoa ho buloa ha libaka tse 'maloa tsa phomolo, re lebelletse ho amohela le ho feta bahahlauli ba UK mabōpong a rona. ”
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- The increase is testament to the country's world-class tourism industry and with several exciting developments planned for the remaining months of 2018 and into 2019, including the opening of a number of resorts, we look forward to welcoming even more UK tourists to our shores.
- 2% increase in the number of UK travelers who visited in the first six months of 2018, when compared with the same period in 2017.
- Moosa Zameer, said, “We are once again very pleased to see a notable increase in the number of UK and worldwide arrivals to the Maldives.
