Bahrain o loʻo vaʻavaʻai atu mo le tele o turisi. Ose mafuaaga lelei e tatala ai le paka autu autu i lalo o le sami e sili ona lelei i le siosiomaga.
O loʻo faʻamoemoe e faʻafeiloaʻi tagata asiasi i le taumafanafana 2019, o le malae taʻalo i lalo o le sami o le a faʻaalia ai se vaalele Boeing 70 e 747 mita. E iai le talitonuga o le vaalele lea na ave i Bahrain mai Fujairah, UAE, ma ua lipotia mai o le vaalele aupito tele lea ua goto i lalo.
O le faʻasalalauga, na faia e le sui o le Tupu o Hamad, le peresetene o le Fono Maualuga mo le Siosiomaga, Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa, na faʻamaonia mai: "O le ufiufiina o se nofoaga e sili atu i le 100,000 sqm, o le poto masani maulu e aofia ai le tele o fausaga faʻaopoopo i o se vaalele jumbo i totonu o lona ogatotonu, e pei o se ata o se fale faʻatau penina masani a Bahraini, amu fagogo ma isi faʻatagata faʻapipiʻi mai mea e faʻaleleia ai le siʻosiʻomaga, o loʻo faʻaofuofu uma e maua ai se malutaga mo le tuputupu aʻe o amu ma se nofoaga mo meaola o le gataifale. .”
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- “Covering an area of over 100,000 sqm, the exceptional dive experience includes several structures in addition to a submerged jumbo jet as its centrepieces, such as a replica of a traditional Bahraini pearl merchant's house, artificial coral reefs and other sculptures fabricated from eco-friendly materials, all submerged to provide a safe haven for coral reef growth and a habitat for marine life.
- The plane is believed to have been transported to Bahrain from Fujairah, UAE, and is reported to be the largest plane ever to be submerged.
- The announcement, made by the personal representative of His Majesty King Hamad, president of the Supreme Council for Environment, Sheikh Abdullah bin Hamad Al Khalifa, confirmed.
