Mohlomphehi Sharlene Cartwright-Robinson, Tonakholo ea Maturkey le Caicos, kajeno e phatlalalitse merero ea ho bula meeli hape le ho qala ho amohela baeti ho qala ka la 22 Phupu 2020.
Lintlha tse tobileng tsa liprothokhole tse ncha tse amanang le ho buloa hape li tla arolelanoa libekeng tse tlang mme li tla sebetsana le maemo a thata, lithupelo le lisebelisoa tsa boits'ireletso, hara tse ling tsa mehato e hlokahalang. Polokeho le boiketlo ba baahi ba lehae le baeti ba machabeng e ntse e le ntho ea mantlha ho Lihlekehleke tsa Turks le Caicos. Ha ho le joalo, Tonakholo o bile seli mabapi le ts'ebeliso e tsoelang pele ea Covid-19 le ho phethela mekhoa e mecha.
"Re labalabela ebile re thabile ho bula meeli ea rona le ho amohela baeti ka mokhoa o sireletsehileng lihlekehlekeng tse ntle tsa Turks le Caicos hamorao lehlabuleng lena," ho boletse Pamela Ewing, Motsamaisi oa Bohahlauli bakeng sa Boto ea Bahahlauli ea Turks le Caicos Islands. "Khabareng, re nka mehato eohle ho netefatsa hore Lihlekehleke li bolokehile le ho ntlafatsa boiphihlelo bo ikhethang le tlhokomelo e fanoang ke sebaka seo re eang ho sona le balekane ba rona ba maemo a holimo ba amohelang baeti. Morero oa rona ke ho qalisa lefapha la bohahlauli ka hloko, ho rala motheo oa ntlafatso ea nakoana le e telele. ”
Lihlekehleke tsa Turks le Caicos - lehae la "Lebōpo la Lebōpo le Molemo ka ho Fetisisa Lefatšeng" - ke sebaka se lakatsehang sa linaleli tse hlano sa mabothobotho bakeng sa boikhathollo, khoebo le baeti ba hlahelletseng ho tsoa lefats'eng ka bophara. Kaha ho na le lihlekehleke tse robong tse kholo tsa lihlekehleke tse nyane tse 40 le libaka tse se nang baahi, sebaka seo u eang ho sona se bolokehile bakeng sa ho tsamaea sebakeng sena se secha sa sebaka sa hole, ka lebaka la ho ata ha sona, tikoloho e ntle ea kantle, boinotšing, libaka tse pharalletseng tsa bolulo le lifotefolio tse ikhethang tsa matlo a matle a ikemetseng le a ikemetseng. matsatsi a phomolo a sehlekehlekeng.
Ho feta moo, balekane ba lifofane ba Lihlekehleke tsa Turks le Caicos ba netefalitse ts'ebeletso ea sefofane e tla qala hape ka hare ho United States, Canada le Europe hang ha sebaka seo ba eang ho sona se se se loketse. Libaka tsa boema-fofane tsa poraefete li tla buloa ka la 22 Phupu hape hammoho le ho buloa hape ha Boema-fofane ba Machaba ba Providenciales. Grand Turk Cruise Center e tla lula e koetsoe ho fihlela Phato 31, 2020 ho latela tataiso ho tsoa ho ba boholong ba tsa bophelo bo botle.
Boto ea Bahahlauli ea Turks le Caicos e khothaletsa baeti ho nahana ka sebaka sa phomolo ha ba ntse ba rera matsatsi a phomolo mafelong a Phupu 2020 ho ea pele. Lihotele le libaka tsa phomolo tse hapileng likhau lihlekehlekeng, matlo a bolulo a batho ba bang, lireschorente le libaka tsa thekiso ea libaka, le bahahlauli ba ntse ba phethela melaoana ka nako e le 'ngoe le ho ikemisetsa ho amohela peeletso bakeng sa maeto a tlang sebakeng seo ba eang ho sona.
SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:
- “We are eager and excited to reopen our borders and safely welcome travelers back to the picturesque Turks and Caicos Islands later this summer,” said Pamela Ewing, Director of Tourism for the Turks and Caicos Islands Tourist Board.
- “In the meantime, we are taking every precaution to ensure the Islands are safe and to enhance the exceptional experience and care afforded by the destination and our world-class hospitality partners.
- With nine main islands of about 40 small islands and uninhabited cays, the destination is inherently safe for travel in this new paradigm of physical distancing, given its expansiveness, stunning outdoor environment, privacy, spacious resort accommodations and unique portfolio of extraordinary private villas and private island vacations.
