Letona la Bohahlauli la India, Mmuso oa Odisha, Monghali Jyoti Prakash Panigrahi le Letona la Bohahlauli, Puo ea Odia, Lingoliloeng le Setso, Mmuso oa Odisha, maobane ba boletse hore tšebelisano-'moho e sebetsang lipakeng tsa setsi, linaha le libaka tsa kopano e tlameha ho bakeng sa ho hlasimolla indasteri ea bohahlauli ba India kamora lefu la seoa la COVID-19.
Ho bua le "Bohahlauli ba Odisha Virtual Roadshows - 2020 ”e neng e hlophisitsoe ke FICCI (the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry), Mong Panigrahi o re kaha batho ba na le monyetla o fokolang oa ho tsamaea ka sefofane kapa ka terene nakong ena ea COVID-19, Mmuso oa Odisha o na le e tsebisitse lets'olo la "Odisha by Road", le ikemiselitseng ho fana ka monyetla ka ho tsamaea litseleng tse ntle.
"Letšolo la 'Odisha by Road' le ikemiselitse ho khothaletsa bahahlauli ba tsoang kahare ho mmuso le ho tsoa linaheng tse haufi ho etela libaka tse fapaneng tsa bahahlauli ho la Odisha ka marang-rang a litsela tse ntlehali. Ka lets'olo lena, re tla khothaletsa libaka tse ntle tse hohelang empa li sa ratehe tse tla ntlafatsoa ke Lefapha la Bohahlauli, ”ho boletse Mong Panigrahi.
Ha a totobatsa mehato ea ho hapa likhau ea bohahlauli ba tikoloho le likampong tsa tlhaho, Mong. Panigrahi o itse, "Ho ntlafatsa katleho ea khatiso ea pele ea Eco Retreat - Morero oa likampong tsa boiketlo oa lefapha la Bohahlauli - o se o ntse o lokela ho kengoa tšebetsong libakeng tse hlano selemong sena. Re ntse re nka merero e meholo e 'nileng ea e-ba teng nako e telele mme re netefatsa ho fana ka ts'ehetso e felletseng lekaleng la bohahlauli. "
Mong Vishal Kumar Dev, Mokhomishenara - cum - Mongoli, Lefapha la Bohahlauli le Lefapha la Litšebeletso tsa Lipapali le Bacha, Mmuso oa Odisha - o re mmuso le lekala la poraefete ba hloka ho fumana mehopolo e mecha ea ho hlasimolla lekala la bohahlauli la India ho ka mor'a lefu la seoa mohato. Phephetso ke ho netefatsa polokeho le ho fana ka bolulo ntle le tšabo ea tlhaselo ea vaerase. "Ho na le tlhoko e kholo ea leeto, 'me phephetso ke ho sebetsana le tlhoko ena ea ho tsamaea ka polokeho le ka nepo," o boletse joalo. Sengoli se boetse sa re li-MOU li tla saena le linaha tsa boahelani ho khothaletsa maeto a tseleng.
Ha a bua ka nts'etsopele ea Naha, Monghali Dev o boletse hore mmuso esale e le mofetoheli ea etelletseng pele, mme nts'etsopele ea Odisha ha e felle feela ho liindasteri, empa lilemong tse 20 tse fetileng, e fihletse nts'etsopele maemong ohle.
"Morero oa rona ke ho khothaletsa Odisha joalo ka sebaka se sireletsehileng sa maeto, mme matsapa a kang lets'olo la 'Odisha by Road' le likampo tsa tlhaho li tla isa baeti ka nqane ho litempele le mabopo ka ho fetola tikoloho ea bohahlauli ea mmuso hore e be polokelo ea matlotlo," ho boletse Mong. Dev.
Mme Anshu Pragyan Das, DCF, Eco-Tourism, Lefapha la Meru le Tikoloho, Mmuso oa Odisha, o hlalositse merero e hapileng likhau ea bohahlauli ea tikoloho e nkuoeng ke Mmuso oa Odisha.
Monghali JK Mohanty, Molulasetulo-'moho oa Komiti ea Bohahlauli ea FICCI, o re Odisha a ka hlola India kaofela mabapi le bohahlauli ba eco, mme ka lipakete tsa LTC tse phatlalalitsoeng ke Mmuso oa India, indasteri ea maeto le bohahlauli e eme rua haholo.
Mong Yugabrata Kar, Mongoli oa Odisha Tour Operators Association (OTOA), o re ho koalloa hona ho entse hore re hlokomele hore na tlhaho e bohlokoa hakae maphelong a rona, mme Odisha e bua ka tlhaho. "Re hloka ho aha tšepo ea hore ho bolokehile ho etela Odisha kaha ha se sebaka se petetsaneng se tla thusa ho boloka phapang ea sechaba," Mong Kar a eketsa.
Mong Seshagiri Mantri, Motsamaisi ea Tsamaisang oa Vinayagar Hotels & Resorts (Pvt) Ltd. Visakhapatnam mmoho le Mong Mitrabhanu Choudhury, VP ea Leano le Ts'ebelisano - EY, le bona ba arolelane maikutlo a bona ka bokhoni ba Odisha joalo ka sebaka sa bahahlauli se ratehang naheng. .
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- JK Mohanty, Co-Chairman of the FICCI Tourism Committee, said Odisha can beat the rest of India as far as eco-tourism is concerned, and with the LTC packages announced by the Government of India, the travel and tourism industry stands to gain a lot.
- “We need to build the trust that it's safe to travel to Odisha as it is not a crowded destination which will help in maintaining social distancing,” Mr.
- Panigrahi said that since people are less likely to travel by air or train during these COVID-19 times, the Government of Odisha has launched the “Odisha by Road” campaign, which aims to provide an opportunity by traveling through the beautiful roads.
