Mutu wa chaka chino wakuti “Rethinking Tourism” umatipatsa mwayi wokonzanso masomphenya athu a ntchito zokopa alendo kuti apite patsogolo poona zomwe tachita komanso kuvomereza zolephera zathu.
Makampani okopa alendo asintha. Mlendo wamba amakhala wozindikira, ndithudi, wovuta kwambiri m'malo opikisana kwambiri.
Ngakhale ziri zoona kuti tapatsidwa kukongola kosayerekezeka, dzuwa, nyanja ndi mchenga, malo ena ambiri amapereka zinthu zofanana ndi katundu, ndipo nthawi zambiri pamitengo yokopa kwambiri.
Sitingapitirize kudalira makhalidwe amenewa kuti tigulitse komwe tikupita.
Mlendo wamasiku ano ndi wodziwa bwino komanso ali ndi zida zonse zapaintaneti zomwe amafunikira kuti adziwe komwe angapite kutchuthi.
Tiyenera kukumbukira izi ndikuwonetsetsa kuti tchuti chawo sichikukhumudwitsa komanso, tichitenso zomwe ziyenera kuchitika kuti tiwonjezere kuchuluka kwa zinthu zathu zokopa alendo, makamaka zomwe zikuwonetsa chikhalidwe chathu komanso cholowa chathu. Ndipo tiyenera kupereka mtengo kwa ndalama.
Pamene tikukondwerera zaka zoposa 50 za Ulendo waku Seychelles, zomwe zinalimbikitsidwa ndi kutsegulidwa kwa bwalo la ndege lapadziko lonse lapansi, tiyeneranso kukumbukira kuti 'Sustainability' sikungokhudza kuteteza chilengedwe komanso kutenga nawo mbali kwa dera lathu pamakampani amenewo. Pokhapokha m’pamene tidzatha kudzigulitsa tokha ngati malo apadera enieni, omwe amaphatikizapo moyo wathu, chikhalidwe chathu, cholowa chathu ndi chilengedwe chathu. Chochitika chosangalatsa chowonetsa kudziwika kwathu kwa Creole - Kreolite.
Tisaiwale kuti m’dziko limene ladzaza ndi mikangano, m’dziko limene ladzala ndi mavuto azachuma. Seychelles, kwa alendo athu ambiri, amaimira idyl, malo amtendere, bata ndi kulolerana, zomwe zimawathandiza kuti agwirizanenso ndikudzipatsanso mphamvu. Tiyeni tilingalire pa izo ndi kutenga mwayi uliwonse kupanga gawo la zochitika za alendo athu ku zilumba zathu.
ZOMWE MUNGACHITE PA NKHANIYI:
- We should never lose sight of the fact that in a world that is more and more frenetic, a world fraught with conflicts and faced with a severe economic downturn, Seychelles, for many of our visitors, represents an idyl, a haven of peace, tranquility and tolerance, enabling them to reconnect and re-energize themselves.
- We need to remain aware of this and ensure that the quality of their holiday does not disappoint and, also, do what must be done to increase the number and variety of our tourism products, particularly those showcasing our vibrant culture and heritage.
- As we celebrate more than 50 years of Seychelles Tourism, which gained impetus with the opening of the international airport, we should also be mindful that ‘Sustainability' is not just about protecting the environment but also about our community's involvement in that industry.
