Ka lebaka la phello ea nako ea leholiotsoana la 2017 lekaleng la Maeto le Bohahlauli la Caribbean, World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) e hlahisitse tlaleho ea Resilience and Recovery e hlahlobang phello ea hang-hang le ea nako e telele ho pholletsa le sebaka seo.
Tlhatlhobo e tsoang ho Economics ea Bohahlauli, e leng lithuso tsa Oxford Economics, e fumane hore Travel & Tourism ke e 'ngoe ea likarolo tsa bohlokoahali moruong oa Caribbean, e fanang ka 15.2% ea GDP ea Caribbean le 13.8% ea mesebetsi. Leha ho le joalo, hoo e ka bang halofo ea linaha tse hlahlobiloeng, karolo ena e ikarabella ho feta 25% ea GDP - e fetang habeli karolelano ea lefats'e ea 10.4%.
Baeti ba machabeng ba 46.7 ba machabeng ba etileng sebakeng seo ka 2016 ba sebelisitse US $ 31.4 billion, e neng e ts'ehetsa mesebetsi e limilione tse 2.4. Nako ea maholiotsoana ea 2017 e hlahisitse tahlehelo e hakantsoeng ea baeti ba 826,100 ba etela li-Caribbean, ha e bapisoa le tse boletsoeng esale pele tsa maholiotsoana. Baeti bana ba ka be ba hlahisitse US $ 741 milione mme ba ts'ehetsa mesebetsi e 11,005. Patlisiso e fana ka maikutlo a hore ho hlaphoheloa maemong a fetileng ho ka nka lilemo tse ka bang nne, ho baka tahlehelo e hakantsoeng ea US $ 3 billion.
Ho lekanya sekhahla sa koluoa ea kamora koluoa ea Travel & Tourism ho fana ka boemo ba kutloisiso ea tlatsetso e kholo ea moruo eo lekala le e tlisang tikolohong le ts'usumetso ea ho hlaphoheloa. Likoluoa tsa tlhaho li tla tsoela pele ho otla Caribbean, mohlomong khafetsa ka lebaka la phetoho ea maemo a leholimo. Ha moruo oa lihlekehleke o ntse o ts'epahalla lefapha lena, ho bohlokoa hore mebuso le mekhatlo ea taolo ea libaka tsa ho etela e thehe maano a ho fokotsa sekhahla sa nako e telele sa likoluoa tsa tlhaho le ho khothaletsa tšebeliso ea chelete ea baeti ho khutlela maemong a kholo ea leholiotsoana.
Gloria Guevara Manzo, Mopresidente le CEO WTTC, e ile ea hlalosa: “Ho itokisetsa mathata le karabelo ke e ’ngoe ea WTTC's leano la lintho tse tlang pele. Re thabetse ho hlahisa lipatlisiso tsena tse thusang indasteri ea bohahlauli, mekhatlo ea sechaba le ea poraefete, Caribbean ho lekanya phello e ka bang teng ea maholiotsoana a senyang selemong se fetileng le ho beha likamano le maano a ho thusa ho tlisa sebaka seo, le lihlekehlekeng tseo ka ho fetisisa. ameha, khutlela tseleng.
Linako tsa ho hlaphoheloa li ka fokotsoa haholo ha mebuso e sebetsa 'moho le lekala la poraefete ho kenya tšebetsong maano a ts'ehetsang kholo ea Maeto le Bohahlauli le ho mamella nako e telele. WTTC e khothaletsa lipuisano tsena ka matla 'me mmoho le Litho tsa rona, re sebetsa ka thata ho ts'ehetsa sechaba sa lehae ha se ntse se aha bocha le ho fola le ho netefatsa mamello khahlano le likoluoa tse tlang.
Frank J. Comito, CEO le Director General, Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association, o ile a re: “Ka hoetla ka selemo sa 2017 lefatše le ile la shebella le maketse ha le bona litšoantšo tsa bophatlalatsi tsa maholiotsoana a matla ka ho fetisisa a Atlantic a kileng a bona li hlasela lihlekehleke tsa Caribbean, se seng sa tsona. libaka tse itšetlehileng haholo ka bohahlauli lefatšeng. Tlhoko ea ho bonts'a bonngoe le boetapele e bohlokoa haholo nakong ea mathata. Ho hlokahala hore ho nkuoe mehato ka potlako ho netefatsa pholo e potlakileng ho ba anngoeng ke likoluoa tsa tlhaho le ho khutlisa boits'epo ba sechaba ho Tsamaiso le Bohahlauli. ”
Joy Jibrilu, Molulasetulo, Molulasetulo, Boto ea Tsamaiso, Mokhatlo oa Bahahlauli oa Caribbean le Motsamaisi Kakaretso, Lefapha la Bohahlaoli la Bahamas, o ile a re: “Liketsahalo tsa hoetla hoa ho qetela li bile bohloko ho ba bangata tikolohong ea rona ea Caribbean, 'me mehopolo ea rona e ntse e le teng haholo ka linaha, likhoebo le malapa tse ahang maphelo a tsona ha joale. Tsela e molemohali, e sebetsang ka ho fetisisa ea ho tšehetsa boiteko bona ke hore kaofela ha rona re sebetse 'moho. Ts'ebelisano ena e tlameha ho kopanya mekhatlo ea sechaba le ea poraefete linaheng le tikolohong ea rona, hape re tlameha ho hopola hore tsoelo-pele ea naha e le 'ngoe e tla thusa molemong oa boemo ba rona ba mmaraka joalo ka lebatooa. ”
