Letona la Bohahlauli la Jamaica, Mohlomphehi. Edmund Bartlett, maobane (la 28 Mmesa) o ile a ikopanya le sehlopha se hlomphuoang sa ba atlehileng haholo indastering ea maeto le kamohelo ea baeti ea machabeng, ka ho kenngoa ha hae holong e tummeng ea Global Travel Hall of Fame.
Global Travel Hall of Fame, eo pele e neng e bitsoa The British Travel and Hospitality Hall of Fame, “e hlokomela ba atlehileng ka ho fetisisa makaleng a maeto, a ho amohela baeti, a bohahlauli le a boikhathollo.” Li-inductees li boetse li thoholetsoa ka hore ha lia ka tsa "finyella katleho e makatsang ea khoebo empa hape li khothalelitse le ho bopa ba ba potileng." Letona Bartlett ke moetapele oa pele oa bohahlauli oa Caribbean ho fumana tlotla ena.
Mokete o motle oa ho kenya letsoho o ne o tšoaretsoe The Chesterfield Hotel London. The British Travel and Hospitality Hall of Fame e ile ea fumanoa ke Jacobs Media Group ka 2014. Leha ho le joalo, ketsahalo eo hamorao e ile ea qobelloa ho nka khefu nakong ea seoa sa COVID-19 'me hamorao ea rehoa bocha.
Letona Bartlett o itse "o ikokobelitse ke kananelo" e latelang letoto la likhau tse ling tsa lefats'e tsa indasteri eo a e filoeng.
“Ehlile ke boiphihlelo bo kokobetsang ho ananeloa ka mokhoa ona le ho kenyelletsoa ke le setho sa sehlopha se hlomphuoang, haholo hobane ha se elelloe tlatsetso ea ka feela lekaleng lena, empa taba ea hore Jamaica e ikhetha e le mohlala o ka sehloohong wa se ka fihlellwang bohahlaudi,” ho hlalositse Letona Bartlett.
O boetse a rorisa sehlopha seo a se etelletseng pele Lekaleng la Bohahlauli le mekhatlo ea lona ea sechaba, a hlalosa litho e le “basebetsi ba mekhatlo ea sechaba ba itetseng le ba sebetsang ka thata ba ananelang bohlokoa ba seo ba se etsang katlehong ea bohahlauli le tlatsetso ea bona ea bohlokoa ho moruo oa Jamaica. " Letona Bartlett o boetse a thoholetsa bankakarolo ba bohahlaudi ho phatlalla le sehleke-hleke ka lebaka la tlatsetso ya bona le tshehetso ya bona jwalo ka balekane ba ho ntshetsa pele lekala lena dilemong tse fetileng.
Likhau tsa Letona Bartlett li kenyelletsa ho rehoa Moetapele oa Caribbean's Leading Personality for Outstanding Personality to Tourism ho Likhau tsa bo-23 tsa Maeto a Lefatše ka 2016 le Letona la Selemo la Bohahlauli la Caribbean ho Likhau Tsa Maeto a Caribbean ka 2017.
Ka 2018 Mokhatlo oa Bangoli ba Maeto a Sebaka sa Pacific (PATWA) o rehile Monghali Bartlett Letona la Selemo bakeng sa Bohahlauli bo tsitsitseng. Ka selemo sa 2019 o ile a fuoa Khau ea Molula-setulo oa TRAVVY ea ho qala bakeng sa Innovation ea Bohahlauli ba Lefatše bakeng sa nts'etsopele ea Setsi sa Global Tourism Resilience and Crisis Management Center (GTRCMC). O boetse a fumana moputso o tummeng oa Gusi Peace ho tsoa ho Gusi Foundation ka 2020.
Pejana khoeling ena Letona Bartlett le eena o ile a rehoa har'a litšoantšo tse 50 tsa lefats'e tsa maeto le bohahlauli "ba ntlafalitseng le ho theha matšoao a macha makaleng a maeto, a lifofane, a bohahlauli, a kamohelo ea baeti le a selekane."
Tlas'a boetapele ba hae, Jamaica e bone indasteri ea eona ea bohlokoahali ea bohahlauli e khutlela morao ts'enyong ea seoa sa COVID-19 mme e le tseleng e lekanang le lipalo tsa rekoto ea pele ho koluoa ea batho ba fihlang le meputso.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “It is really a humbling experience to be recognized in this manner and to be included as a member of such as revered group, more so because it recognizes not just my own contribution to the sector, but the fact that Jamaica stands out as a prime example of what can be achieved in tourism,” expressed Minister Bartlett.
- He has also given credit to the team that he leads in the Ministry of Tourism and its public bodies, describing members as “very dedicated and hardworking public sector workers who appreciate the significance of what they do to the success of tourism and its important contribution to the Jamaican economy.
- Minister Bartlett's awards include being named the Caribbean's Leading Personality for Outstanding Services to Tourism at the 23rd World Travel Awards in 2016 and the Caribbean Tourism Minister of the Year at the Caribbean Travel Awards in 2017.
