I le avea ai ma taʻutaʻua faʻatau tupe mai fafo ma fai ma sui o le tasi i galuega uma e fitu, o tagata tafafao maimoa o se mea taua tele i le toe faʻaleleia o le tamaoaiga o Aikupito, o le faamamafa lea a le Palemia o Aikupito, Essam Sharaf, i le taimi o se asiasiga aloaia a le UN World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) Failautusi Aoao, Taleb Rifai, ma le Peresetene ma le Pule Sili o le World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), David Scowsill, i le atunuu (Kairo, Aikupito, Me 29). O le feiloaiga ma le Palemia, le Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa Mai Fafo, Mounir Fakhri Abdel-Nour, faapea foi ma isi sui o tagata tafafao maimoa a le malo ma tagata tumaoti, Mr. Rifai ma Mr. Scowsill na faaalia ai le tautinoga a le au turisi faavaomalo e lagolagoina le vaega o se vaega autu. o le suiga o Aikupito.

Na faʻamaonia mai e le Palemia Sharaf le taua faʻatauaina o turisi mo le toe faaleleia o le tamaoaiga o le atunuu ma le mautu o agafesootai, aemaise lava i le vaitaimi o suiga. “Matou te talisapaia lau asiasiga ma le lagolago; O turisi o se mea taua tele mo Aikupito, "o lana tala lea. “O le taimi lenei mo gaioiga, o le a fesoasoani ia i tatou e ui ai i le fagu ua i ai nei; o le tele o taimi tatou te faʻatasi ai, o le sili atu foi lena, "o lana faʻaopopo mai lea.

“O tagata tafafao maimoa faavaomalo ua amata lemu ona toe foi i Aikupito. O lea vaega ose laina ola mo lo tatou tamaoaiga ma i le 2010 na maua ai le 11.5% o le GDP ma le US$13 piliona o tupe maua. Matou te faamoemoe i ai UNWTO ma WTTC mo fautuaga ma lagolago sa’o,” o le tala lea a le Minisita o Turisi, Mounir Fakhri Abdel-Nour.

Na faʻafetaia e Mr. Rifai le maualuga o le lagolagoina o polokiki faʻaalia mo turisi; o le autu faʻatau tupe maua mai ma o se taʻimua galuega tufuga i Aikupito. "O turisi e manino mai o se faamuamua a le atunuu e aofia ai vaega uma o faiga malo lautele ma mafai ai ona avea ma sili fesoasoani i le tuufaatasia o le suiga," o lana tala lea. "Ma le isi, i laʻu asiasiga atoa sa matua manino lava o le Aikupito tagata tafafao maimoa vaega o loʻo faʻagaioia ma sauni e talia tagata asiasi," o lana faʻaopopo mai lea.

Mr. Scowsill na faamamafaina foi le taua o le vavalalata felagolagomai i le va o tagata lautele ma tagata tumaoti tagata tafafao maimoa, faatasi ai ma le manaoga e manino fesootai le tulaga mautu i le atunuu. “Ua vave ona toe malosi mai turisi a Aikupito mai faaletonu i taimi ua tuanaʻi, ma e manaia le vaai atu ua toe foi mai tagata asiasi. Talu ai le faigata o loʻo i ai nei i le itulagi, e taua ai mo le alamanuia ona maua se faʻamatalaga manino o le Aikupito fou e mautu ma tatala mo pisinisi, "o lana tala lea.

I ana fonotaga ma paaga a turisi, na faamamafaina ai e Mr.Rifai le taua o le lagolagoina o le lalolagi i Aikupito, i mea tau polokiki ma mea tau tupe, e pei ona molimauina i le faalauiloa talu ai nei a le G8 ma le Faletupe o le Lalolagi e faia ai tupe tetele mo le atunuu. "O Aikupito e le gata o le taʻimua taʻutaʻua taunuʻuga i le itulagi, ae o se vaega tutotonu foi mo lona faʻaupufai malo ma tamaoaiga," o lana tala lea.

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