Lintlha tsa morao-rao li senotse hore leqhubu la morao tjena la lipontšo ka Hong Kong, khahlano le molao-motheo o tsosang khang oa ho khutlisa, o bile le phello ea ho thibela batho ho etsa merero ea ho etela toropo.
Nakong ea libeke tse 'nè ho tloha 16th June - 13th July, e neng e tšoauoa ka pontšo e matla ea limilione tse peli e tsamaeang le seteraeke se akaretsang le merusu ka la 16 June, ho thibelloa ha ntlo-khōlō ea mapolesa ka 21st June, ho phatloha ha mohaho oa Lekhotla la Ketsa-Molao. La 1 Phupu le mapolesa a merusu a qosa sehlopha sa baipelaetsi ka lithupa ka la 7 Phupu, libuka tsa lifofane ho ea Hong Kong ho tloha Maraka a Asia e theohile ka 5.4% ka nako e lekanang selemong se fetileng.
Mantsiboeeng a mabeli a pele (16th - 29th June), libuka li ile tsa theoha 9.0% 'me ea bobeli (30th June - 13th July), 2.2%.
Boikemisetso bona bo matla ba ho boloka libuka bo khutlisitse mokhoa o motle oo ho oona ho behelang batho likhoeling tse tšeletseng le halofo tsa selemo ho nyolohetseng ka 6.6% ka 2018.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- In the four-week period from 16th June – 13th July, which was marked by a two million strong demonstration accompanied by a general strike and riots on 16th June, the siege of police headquarters on 21st June, the storming of the Legislative Council building on 1st July and riot police charging a group of protesters with batons on 7th July, flight bookings to Hong Kong from Asian markets fell by 5.
- This sharp set-back in bookings reversed a positive trend in which bookings for the first six and a half months of the year were 6.
- Latest data has revealed that the recent wave of demonstrations in Hong Kong, against the controversial extradition bill, has had the effect of deterring people from making plans to visit the city.
