Ua faatino e le Matagaluega o Turisi le $ 1.93 piliona o tupe maua mai le 1.61 miliona tagata asiasi i le 2021.
Ua faamauina e Jamaica le aofaʻi o le 816,632 tagata tafafao na asiasi ane i le tausaga e tasi e toe tatala ai.
Faʻailogaina i lenei faʻaleleia atili o se vaega ona o le atinaʻeina o le malosi soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu faʻatonuga mo le vāega ma le faʻavaeina o le Turisi COVID-19 Resilient Corridors.

Na faaalia e le Minisita o Bartlett e faapea, "o fuainumera amata na faailoa mai ai talu mai le toe tatalaina o le vaega o turisi ia Iuni 15, 2020, ua faamauina e Jamaica le aofaʻi o 816,632 tagata tafafao maimoa ma maua tupe maua e tusa ma le US $ 1.31 piliona (J $ 196 piliona), i le tausaga e tasi. vaitaimi. ”

"O tupe maua mai le vaega na aofia ai US $ 1.2 piliona i tupe alu a tagata asiasi; US $ 28 miliona i le lafoga o lafoga; US $ 19.5 miliona i pasese pasese ma totogi; US $ 16.3 miliona i lafoga pasese a vaalele; US $ 8.5 miliona i lafoga potu faletalimalo ma US $ 8.1 miliona i le faaleleia o malae vaalele, ”o lana faamalamalamaga.

Na ia faamamafa foi, o le isi lea faamaoniga o le vaega o turisi o loo i luga o se auala tumau i le toe faaleleia. Na saunoa foi Minisita Bartlett e faapea, "mo le tausaga kalena ua iai nei, ua toe faia ai e le Matagaluega o Turisi le toe auina atu o le 1.61 miliona tagata asiasi mai i le 1.15 miliona, o se faaleleia o le 460,000 o tagata asiasi."

“Ua latalata mai le toe faaleleia o turisi. O le tatou turisi vaega o loʻo siʻitia pei o le phoenix mai le lefulefu. O lenei vaʻaiga sili atu ona lelei mo le 2021 o le a faʻaleleia atili ai foi le fua faatatau o tupe maua mai le US $ 1.6 piliona i le US $ 1.93 piliona, o se faʻaleleia atili e US $ 330 miliona, "o le tala lea a Bartlett.

O loʻo faʻamaninoina e le Minisita lenei faʻaleleia atili, i se vaega, i le atinaʻeina o le soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu puipuiga o tulafono mo le vaega faʻapea foi ma le faʻatuina o le Turisi COVID-19 Resilient Corridors, lea na vaʻaia ai se maualalo maualalo fua faatatau o 0.6%.

Na ia taʻua foi o le auala na mafai ai e Jamaica ona faʻafeiloaʻi ni 342,948 turisi i totonu o le muamua lima masina o lenei tausaga (Ianuari ia Me).

Na ia taʻua o tupe maua fuafuaina, mo le vaitaimi Ianuari 2021 e oʻo i le faaiuga o Me 2021 e US $ 514.9 miliona pe tusa ma le J $ 77 piliona.

"O le Me 2021 na faʻaalia ai le maoaʻe o le siitaga o tagata tafafao mai, ma le aofaʻi o tagata e taunuʻu mai, faʻateleina pea mai le ogatotonu o le masina e oʻo lava i le faʻaiuga o le masina. O mea taua na faamauina mo Me 2021 i le averesi 73.5%, e feteenai lea ma le 50% averesi avega taumatau mo le 2021, 9.3% laititi atu nai lo le 83.1% avega na ausia ia Me 2019, "o lana faamalamalamaga lea.

O loʻo mataala pea le Matagaluega ma le faʻaeteete i pasese folau e amata ona toe foʻi mai ia Iulai / Aukuso. O le folauga muamua mai Amerika i Matu i le Caribbean na faia talu ai nei ma ua faʻateleina ai faʻamoemoega o le tele atu folau folau lata mai.

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The Minister credits this improvement, in part, to the development of robust health and safety protocols for the sector as well as the establishment of the Tourism COVID-19 Resilient Corridors, which have seen a very low infection rate of 0.
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Faʻailogaina i lenei faʻaleleia atili o se vaega ona o le atinaʻeina o le malosi soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu faʻatonuga mo le vāega ma le faʻavaeina o le Turisi COVID-19 Resilient Corridors.