Pamene ntchito zokopa alendo zikuchulukirachulukira, Jamaica ikuphwanyanso mbiri yofikira alendo, pomwe alendo pafupifupi 27,000 adafika pachilumbachi kumapeto kwa sabata yatha, Marichi 3 mpaka 6.
"Bizinesi yokopa alendo tsopano yakonzeka kuyambiranso," adatero Nduna Yowona za Zokopa alendo, a Hon Edmund Bartlett poyankha ziwerengero zamasiku anayi. Ananenanso kuti sabata yatha "ndi yolimba makamaka pankhani ya Jamaica akubwerera kuchokera pakuwonongeka komwe kwachitika ku gawo la zokopa alendo ndi mliri wa COVID-19 pazaka ziwiri zapitazi. ”
Ananenanso kuti kukwaniritsa izi pomwe gawoli likufuna kubwereranso ku COVID-19 kunali kofunika kwambiri, chifukwa zimagwirizana ndi tsiku lokumbukira Jamaica kujambula mlandu wawo woyamba wa kachilomboka pa Marichi 10, 2020.
Kumapeto kwa mlungu, panali alendo pafupifupi 8,700 Loweruka.
Ichi ndiye chiwerengero chokwera kwambiri pa tsiku lililonse kuyambira kutsegulidwanso kwa malire a mayiko a Jamaica ndipo Nduna Bartlett adawona izi ngati "zovuta chifukwa zikuwonetsa kuti mwezi wa Marichi, womwe mwamwambo ndi wabwino kwa omwe ali ndi tchuthi m'nyengo yozizira, wayamba bwino. kusungitsa zomwe zikuwonetsa Marichi amphamvu kwambiri, kufananiza mwezi wofananawo mu 2019, womwe udawona omwe adafika bwino kwambiri asanachitike COVID m'gululi. ”
Minister Bartlett adati ziwerengero zomwe zikuchulukirachulukira zikuyenda bwino osati chifukwa chokhala ndi malo ambiri ogona m'mahotela koma "izi ndizofunikira kwambiri kuti ogwira ntchito zokopa alendo abwerere kuntchito, kwa ogulitsa athu omwe adasokonekera kwambiri chifukwa cha kugwa koma tsopano atha kukhala ndi ena. kutsimikizika pa zomwe akufuna kukwaniritsidwa. ” Kuwonjezera apo, a Bartlett anati: “Zikuonetsanso kwa mabizinesi athu ndi mabungwe opereka ndalama kuti titha kukhala ndi chidaliro kuti titha kupereka zinthu zambiri zokhutiritsa zomwe alendo amadya.
Nduna Bartlett anali ndi mawu olimbikitsa mwapadera kwa osewera pazaulimi, zomwe zapanga mgwirizano ndi makampani ochereza alendo ndi zokopa alendo pofuna kukwaniritsa zosowa zazakudya za alendo pachilumbachi. "Ndife okondwa kuti gawo lathu laulimi likugwira ntchito ndipo posachedwapa ndinali ku St Elizabeth ndikupereka chithandizo kwa alimi kuti athandizire kukulitsa zokolola," adatero.
Bambo Bartlett anafotokoza kuti “kukula kwa ntchito zokopa alendo kunakhudza kwambiri magawo ena, monga zosangalatsa, chikhalidwe komanso opereka chithandizo, onsewa adzakhala ofunika kwambiri ku Blue Ocean Tourism Strategy ya ku Jamaica, imene tidzagwiritsa ntchito kwambiri. mpikisano womwe tili nawo m'magawo awa kuti tikule ndikupititsa patsogolo bizinesi. "
Ananenanso kuti ino ndi nthawi yabwino yoti opanga onse am'deralo akhale nawo chifukwa "timayang'ana kwambiri pakuchira, ndipo tikufuna kuyambiranso nanu kuti ntchito zokopa alendo zitha kuphatikizidwa ndi zinthu zamphamvu zakumalo zomwe zingasunge ndalama zoyendera alendo ku Jamaica ndikuwonetsetsa kuti phindu lenileni la zokopa alendo limapindulitsa anthu aku Jamaica. "
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- He noted that now is the opportune time for all local producers to be on board as “we maintain our focus on recovery, and we want to recover with you so that the supply chain of tourism can be infused with strong local content that will keep the tourist dollar in Jamaica and ensure the real profits from tourism ultimately benefit the Jamaican people.
- This is the highest number for any given day since the reopening of Jamaica's international borders and Minister Bartlett saw this as “critical as it makes the point that the month of March, which traditionally is a good one for winter vacationers, has started out well with bookings indicating a very strong March, paralleling the corresponding month in 2019, which saw the best pre-COVID arrivals for the sector.
- Minister Bartlett said the growing numbers augured well not just in terms of high accommodation in hotels but “this is very important to have our tourism workers back on the job, for our suppliers who were also hard-hit by the fallout but can now have some certainty in terms of the demand to be met.
