Turisi Solomons O le Ofisa Sili o Pulega, Josefa 'Jo' Tuamoto na ia valaauina malo Ausetalia ma Niu Sila e fesili mo se latou mafaufau loloto i le faataga o le Covid-19-Free Solomon Islands e aofia i totonu o se ono 'Pasefika femalagaaʻi puta' pe a faʻamutaina faʻavaomalo faʻatapulaʻa mulimuli ane.

O le viia o le malo o le Atu Solomona mo le alualu i luma o gaioiga na faia talu mai le amataga o Mati e tapunia ona tuaoi i femalagaiga faavaomalo ma i le faiga ia tausia le atunuu 100 pasene saoloto mai soo se COVID-19 siama, fai mai CEO Tuamoto fai mai Ausetalia ma Niu Sila tagata faimalaga mafai ia e mautinoa lo latou saogalemu pe a e asiasi i le mea e taunuʻu ai.

Fai mai a ia, o tagata faimalaga mai Ausetalia ma Niu Sila, o se vaega tele o tagata asiasi mai faavaomalo a le atunuu ma faataga le mea e agai iai e aofia ai i totonu o le puta, o le a iai se aafiaga tele i le toe setiina o le tamaoaiga o le Atu Solomona, lea e faalagolago tele i tagata tafafao maimoa. o tupe maua mai fafo.

"I le tasi itu matou te mautinoa, faʻatasi ai ma faiga faʻatonutonu sa matou faia, ma faʻaauau ai pea, o loʻo taofia ai le COVID-19 mai le ulufale mai i le atunuʻu, o loʻo matou i ai i se tulaga malosi tele ina ia avea matou ma se tasi. o nofoaga saogalemu mo femalagaiga a tagata Ausetalia ma Niu Sila. ”

"Ona o le mea moni o turisi e fai ma sui autu o le tamaoaiga, e taua ai ona tatou toe setiina le vaega i se taimi puʻupuʻu.

“O le auala sili lea ona lelei e mafai ai ona fesoasoani Ausetalia ma Niu Sila tatou te toe tutu i luga.”

Na taʻua e Tuamoto, o se mea e faʻamalieina ai le taunuʻu mai o tagata asiasi mai ia Ianuari 2020, ua maeʻa faʻamaonia se tasi o amataga sili ona lelei o le amataga i le tausaga.

"Na matou amataina le tausaga ma se 6.11 pasene na sili atu le maloloina nai lo le vaitaimi lava e tasi i le 2019, masani ai o le matou masina sili ona malosi - tolu masina ma o lea ua matou vaʻaia le toeititi toʻesea o le 70 pasene tupe paʻu ia Mati."

Ile tilotilo atu ile ata tele ole Pasefika i Saute, fai mai Tuamoto, sa ia faamoemoe ole laʻititi lava o faamaʻi pipisi ole COVID-19 i New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea ma Tahiti ua tuʻufaʻatasia - 88 mataupu ae leai ni oti - e ono faʻasino ile toe faʻaauauina ole femalagaaʻiga ile Pasefika. i se taimi puʻupuʻu.

Afai na tupu lenei mea ae e leʻi faʻasilasilaina e le malo o Ausetalia ma Niu Sila la latou faʻaiuga, fai mai a ia, e mafai ona faʻamaonia ai le mafuaaga mo le televave o mea.

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Australian and New Zealand travelers, he said, form the bulk of the country's international visitor intake and allowing the destination to be included in the bubble would have a major impact in resetting the Solomon Islands economy which relies heavily on tourism as one of its key sources of foreign exchange earnings.
Praising the Solomon Islands' government for the proactive steps it has taken since early March to close its borders to international travel and in the process keep the country 100 per cent free of any COVID-19 infection, CEO Tuamoto said Australian and New Zealand travelers could be assured of their safety when visiting the destination.
“That to one side we are confident, along with the extremely strict control measures we have had in place, and continue to have in place, which have prevented COVID-19 from entering the country, we are in very strong position to be considered one of the safest travel destinations for Australians and New Zealanders.