Tusa lava pe a maeʻa fetuunai i le fou numera galuega, 81% o polofesa na auai i le tagata lava ia fonotaga ma tauaofiaga ao le i faʻamaʻi leiloa faia.
Ile tino na faalēaogāina faaleaogaina ma tolopoina na saofaga i se 70% pa'ū i pisinisi pisinisi malaga, e tusa ai ma le US Malaga Asosi
E tusa ai ma taʻiala mai le Nofoaga Autu mo le Faʻataʻitaʻi ma Faʻamaʻi Faamaʻi faʻapea foi ma pulega i le lotoifale, o fonotaga ma mea e tutupu lelei e mafai ona fai ma o loʻo saogalemu.

O se suʻesuʻega fou na faia e le APCO Insight ua faʻamaonia ai o tagata Amerika o loʻo galulue mai o latou fale o loʻo naunau e toe foʻi atu i ni fonotaga ma tauaofiaga a le tagata lava ia. O le suʻesuʻega na maua ai e tusa lava pe a maeʻa ona fetuutuunai i le fale komepiuta fou, 81% o polofesa na auai i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia ma tauaofiaga aʻo leʻi oʻo le faʻamaʻi pipisi faia faapea ma o le a foliga tutusa - pe a le sili atu ono - auai i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia, tauaofiaga, faʻaaliga fefaʻatauaiga ma isi pisinisi gaioiga i le lumanaʻi.

O le suʻesuʻega e faʻapea foi ona maua ni tali tutusa mai ia Aperila 2020, lea na faʻaalia ai o le 83% o tagata Amerika o loʻo faigaluega mai le fale na misia le auai atu i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia ma tauaofiaga. E tasi le tausaga mulimuli ane, o le toʻatele e malilie i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia ma tauaofiaga o le a taua mo a latou atinaʻe faʻapolofesa, maitauina o ia avanoa faʻafaigofie lelei fausia-fausiaina, faʻalauteleina i totonu au galulue, faʻatagaina mo le manino talanoaga ma fesoasoani fausia faʻatuatuaina.

"E faʻamalosia lava le vaʻaia o le toʻatele o i latou o loʻo faigaluega mai le fale o loʻo naunau lava e toe foʻi i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia ma faʻatasiga pei o matou," o le tala lea a Michael Massari, o le Ofisa Sili o Tagata Faʻatau o Caesars Entertainment ma o le taitaifono o le Fonotaga Lona uiga o Pisinisi Tuufaatasi (MMBC). "O sosaiete i le salafa o le atunuʻu o loʻo tumau pea le pagatia mai aʻafiaga tau tamaoaiga o le faʻamaʻi o le COVID-19 ma le mafuaʻaga o le paʻu o malaga a pisinisi. O le tatou alamanuia ua amata ona toe foʻi mai ma ua faia laʻasaga faigata e mautinoa ai le soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu. "

O le faʻaleaogaina o fonotaga ma le tolopoina o fonotaga a le tagata na saofaga ai i le 70% paʻu o tupe alu a pisinisi, e tusa ai ma le tala o le asiasiga a le US Travel Association.

E tusa ai ma taʻiala mai le Nofoaga Tutotonu mo le Faʻataʻitaʻi ma Faʻamaʻi Faamaʻi faʻapea foi ma pulega i le lotoifale, e mafai ona maua ni fonotaga ma ni mea lelei e tutupu ma e saogalemu foi. Fonotaga alamanuia polofesa ua faaaogaina fou faiga faʻavae ma aiaiga e mautinoa ai e mafai e tagata ona feiloaʻi i le tagata lava ia aʻo faʻaititia le sosolo o Covid-19.

"Matou te filiga i le mulimulitaʻi i taʻiala ua faʻataʻoto mai e pulega lautele o le soifua maloloina ma e le o faʻamalieina i la matou tautinoga e mautinoa le saogalemu o tagata uma e auai i fonotaga," o le tala lea a Fred Dixon, Peresetene ma Pule Sili o NYC & Kamupani ma MMBC co-nofoa. "O le ausiaina o tulaga soifua maloloina ma le saogalemu o tulaga ia e manaʻomia, ae le o se filifiliga. I le avea ai o se alamanuia, ua matou tuuto i le faia o le mea saʻo, le ala saʻo. ”

O le suʻesuʻeina o suʻesuʻega, na taʻua foi e Dixon, o loʻo taua foi a o finauina e le au faitulafono le pili fou o le faʻamaʻi o le faʻamaʻi, le American Rescue Plan Act o le 2021. Ina ua fesiligia pe tatau ona agavaʻa nofoaga o tauaofiaga ma nofoaga faʻapitoa mo le lagolago a le malo tele ma le faʻatupeina, 45% o tagata Amerika na malilie. - pe na latou auai i fonotaga a le tagata lava ia ma tauaofiaga aʻo leʻi oʻo le faʻamaʻi, pe leai.

"E ui ua tele suiga a le COVID-19, ae ua toe faʻamautinoa mai e lenei suʻesuʻega le taua o le alamanuia i tagata, pisinisi ma nuu," o le tala lea a Dixon. “Ina ua tuanaʻi le tausaga o feʻaveaʻi solo, matou te mauaina uma le talisapaia fou mo le o mai faʻatasi ma feiloaʻi ma le tagata lava ia.”

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