E tusa ai ma se lipoti fou na tuʻuina atu i le aso e le American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), o tupe maua a pisinisi faletalimalo a le US ua fuafua e 23% i lalo ifo o le faʻamaʻi i le 2022, faʻaiʻu le tausaga i lalo e sili atu i le $ 20 piliona pe a faʻatusatusa i le 2019.
E sau lenei mea ina ua leiloa e faletalimalo le tusa ma le $ 108 piliona i tupe maua mai femalagaaiga i le 2020 ma le 2021 tuʻufaʻatasia.
A'o fa'amoemoe e toe fo'i mai malaga fa'afiafia i tulaga a'o le'i o'o i le fa'ama'i i lenei tausaga, o femalagaiga fa'apisinisi-e aofia ai pisinisi, vaega, malo, ma isi vaega fa'apisinisi-o le alagatupe tele lea a le fale talimalo ma o le a umi se taimi e toe fa'aleleia ai.
A o faʻaititia le numera o mataupu COVID-19 ma faʻamalieina taʻiala CDC o loʻo tuʻuina atu ai se lagona o le faʻamoemoe mo le toe faʻaleleia o femalagaaiga, o lenei lipoti o loʻo faʻamamafaina ai le faigata o le tele o faletalimalo ma tagata faigaluega faletalimalo e toe faʻaleleia mai le tele o tausaga o leiloa tupe maua.
O le tala fiafia ina ua maeʻa le lua tausaga o faʻatulagaina galuega faʻapitoa, ua iloa e tagata Amerika le taua tele o fonotaga faʻafesagaʻi ma fai mai ua latou sauni e amata toe foʻi i luga o le auala mo femalagaaiga pisinisi.
O le tele o maketi i taulaga, e faʻalagolago tele i pisinisi mai mea faʻapitoa ma fonotaga faʻalapotopotoga, ua matuaʻi aʻafia i le faʻamaʻi. O maketi e 10 o loʻo faʻamoemoe e faʻamutaina le 2022 ma le pasene sili ona paʻu i tupe maua mai pisinisi faletalimalo o:
- San Francisco, CA
- New York, NY
- Washington, DC
- San Jose, CA
- Chicago, TALAGA
- Boston, MA
- Oakland, CA
- Seattle, wa
- Minneapolis, MN
- Filatelefaia, PA
O setete poʻo itumalo e 10 o loʻo faʻamoemoe e faʻamutaina le 2022 ma le pasene sili ona paʻu i tupe maua mai pisinisi faletalimalo o:
- Wyoming
- DC
- Niu Ioka
- Massachusetts
- Ilinoi
- New Jersey
- Kalefonia
- Maryland
- Minesota
- Washington
O le lipoti fou e sau i luga o mulivae o se mea lata mai AHLA suʻesuʻega, lea na maua ai le 64% o tagata faigaluega Amerika ma le 77% o tagata femalagaaʻi pisinisi ioe e sili atu le taua nai lo se isi lava taimi le toe faʻafoʻi mai o femalagaiga pisinisi. Na maua foi i le suʻesuʻega o le 80% o tagata Amerika faigaluega ma le 86% o tagata faimalaga pisinisi fai mai o fegalegaleaiga faʻafesagaʻi e taua tele mo le faʻateleina o le manuia o kamupani.
O le suiga o lagona i femalagaiga faapisinisi o loo lagolagoina e se suesuega talu ai nei na faia e le San Diego State University School of Hospitality & Tourism Management e fai ma sui o le AHLA lea na maua e le tagata lava ia femalagaaiga faapisinisi ma fonotaga e le mafaafitia le lelei nai lo filifiliga faakomepiuta, ma o pisinisi ma faʻalapotopotoga e toe amata femalagaaiga faʻapisinisi ma fonotaga e sili atu ona vave e ono i ai se tulaga faʻatauvaʻa nai lo i latou e faia. e leai.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- The new report comes on the heels of a recent AHLA survey, which found 64% of employed Americans and 77% of business travelers agree that it is more important than ever to bring back business travel.
- Tourism Management on behalf of AHLA that found in-person business travel and meetings have undeniable advantages over virtual options, and that businesses and organizations that resume business travel and meetings more quickly are likely to have a competitive edge over those that do not.
- O le tala fiafia ina ua maeʻa le lua tausaga o faʻatulagaina galuega faʻapitoa, ua iloa e tagata Amerika le taua tele o fonotaga faʻafesagaʻi ma fai mai ua latou sauni e amata toe foʻi i luga o le auala mo femalagaaiga pisinisi.
