HONIARA (eTN) - Solomon Islands e bona keketseho e tsitsitseng ea palo ea baeti ba fihlang karolong ea bobeli ea 2009. Palo ea morao-rao e lokollotsoeng ke Solomon Islands Visitors Bureau (SIVB) e bontšitse keketseho ea 8 lekholong ho ea ho 4,832 ha e bapisoa le nako e tšoanang. selemong se fetileng.
Molaoli oa kakaretso oa SIVB, Michael Tokuru, o itse ho fihla ha baeti likhoeling tse tšeletseng tse qalang tsa 2009 lipakeng tsa Pherekhong le Phuptjane ho holile ka liperesente tse 23 ho isa ho 8,805. A re bongata ba baeti bo ne bo le leetong la khoebo. O ile a re: "Liperesente tse mashome a mararo ho tse tharo tsa baeti li tlile bakeng sa khoebo le likopano, liperesente tse 26 bakeng sa matsatsi a phomolo le phomolo, 'me ba bang kaofela ba tla ho etela metsoalle le beng ka bona, lipalangoang le likhoebo tse ling."
SIVB e boletse hore ba tlileng khoebong le likopanong ba eketsehile ka liperesente tse 12, athe baeti ba tlileng phomolong le phomolong ba theohile ka liperesente tse 5 kotareng ea bobeli ea 2009.
Australia e entse karolo ea 51 lekholong ea ba fihlileng, e lateloa ke New Zealand, e etsang karolo ea 7 lekholong le USA liperesente tse hlano. Linaha tse fetang 20 li ile tsa etsa tse ling kaofela.
Baeti ba tsoang Australia ba eketsehile ka liperesente tse 48 kotareng ea bobeli ea 2009 ha ba bapisoa le nako e tšoanang ka 2008.
"Ho sa tsotellehe ho putlama ha moruo oa lefats'e hona joale ho ama bohahlauli ba lefats'e le ba libaka, kholo ea baeti ba fihlang Lihlekehlekeng tsa Solomon joalokaha ho bontšitsoe kotareng ea bobeli le likhoeling tse tšeletseng tse qalang tsa 2009 e ntse e le monate," ho boletse Monghali Tokuru. "Re na le tšepo ea hore palo ea baeti ba tlang matsatsi a phomolo 'me matsatsi a phomolo a tla khutla hape kotareng ea boraro ea 2009."
Lintlafatsong tse ling tse amanang le bohahlauli, Letona la Bohahlauli ba Lihlekehlekeng tsa Solomon, Seth Gukuna, o boletse hore lekala la hae le tla tšehetsa ka lichelete baithuti ba eketsehileng ho ea etsa thupelo ea setifikeiti likolong tsa thuto e phahameng ka ho fetisisa naheng ea Solomon Islands College of Higher Education (SICHE).
Monghali Gukuna a re lithuso tseo ke karolo ea lithuso tse ntseng li tsoela pele tsa lekala mabapi le sekolo sa bohahlauli le ho amohela baeti, se butsoeng mathoasong a selemo sena ebile e le sa pele sa mofuta oa sona Solomon Islands.
Hajoale, lekala le tšehetsa ka lichelete baithuti ba 10 ho ba 33 ba ngolisitseng selemong sena.
Rre Gukuna a re e le bontlha bongwe jwa dithuto tsa nakwana, lephata le ikaelela go tshwara dithuto di le tlhano monongwaga, tse di tlaa thusang badiri ba bojanala ba ba setseng ba le teng. O tsweletse a re ngogola lephata la bojanala le ne la dira dithuto di le supa tsa katiso ya baeti le bojanala.
Leha ho le joalo, Monghali Gukuna o ile a re indasteri ea bohahlauli “e sa ntse e e-na le sebaka se selelele se lokelang ho etsoa pele e fihla boemong bo lebelletsoeng ba tšebeletso.”
Ho ea ka eena, lichelete hajoale ke tšitiso e kholo e liehisang tsoelopele ea indasteri ena. Empa, o itse ntho e ’ngoe le e ’ngoe e nka nako pele e fihla boemong boo bohle ba bo batlang.
Mmuso o abetse US$700,000 tlasa tekanyetso ya yona ya ntshetsopele ya bohahlaudi le dintlafatso tse ding tse amanang le ona sebakeng sena.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “In spite of the current global economic downturn affecting both the global and regional tourism, the growth in visitors' arrivals to Solomon Islands as shown in the second quarter and the first six months of 2009 is welcoming,” Mr.
- Gukuna said the sponsorship is part of the ministry's ongoing assistance towards the tourism and hospitality school, which opened earlier this year and the first of its kind in Solomon Islands.
- “Fort-three percent of visitors came for business and conference, 26 percent for holiday and vacation, and the rest came to visit friends and relatives, transit, and other business,” he said.
