Tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Jamaica Ua filifilia e le Minisita, Edmund Bartlett, le aufaigaluega faapitoa a le COVID, e unaʻia taumafaiga e unaʻia le faʻamaoniga o le COVID-19 a Jamaica, e tusa ai ma le tuputupu aʻe o le manaʻoga mo ia suʻega, e mafua mai i manaoga fou mo femalagaiga i maketi autu o turisi.
O le vaega galulue o loʻo taʻitaʻia e le Minisita o Bartlett ma aofia ai le Peresetene o le Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), Clifton Reader; Muamua Sui Peresitene o le Caribbean Hotel ma Turisi Asosi (CHTA) ma sa avea muamua ma Peresetene o le JHTA, Nicola Madden-Greig; Taitaifono o le Tourism Product Development Company (TPDCo), Ian Dear; Sui Taitaifono o le Sandals Group ma le Taitaifono o le Tourism Linkages Network Council, Adam Stewart; Faʻatonu Sili o Chukka Caribbean Adventures ma le Taitaifono o le COVID-19 resilient corridor management team, John Byles; ma le Matua Faufautua ma Strategist i le Matagaluega o Turisi, Delano Seiveright.
O le faasilasilaga na oo mai ina ua faailoa mai e le Minisita o Bartlett, o loʻo iai ni auala faanatinati e siitia ai le agavaa o le COVID-19 a Jamaica, pe a fua atu i suiga o le suʻeina o manaʻoga e le Iunaite Setete, o le maketi pito sili lea ona tele a turisi.
"O lenei vaega galulue faʻatasi o le a galulue faʻatasi ma le Matagaluega o le Soifua Maloloina ma le Soifua Maloloina ma turisi paʻaga, i totonu o le lautele ma faʻalapotopotoga tumaʻoti, e faʻamalosia ai Jamaica agavaʻa e faʻafaigofie lautele fua COVID-19 suʻega mo tagata asiasi i le motu. O le a faia foi se feutanaiga tele ma a matou paaga i turisi i fafo ma faavaomalo e atiaʻe ma faalauiloa ni fofo fou e foia lelei ai lenei luʻi, ”o le saunoaga lea a le Minisita o Bartlett.
Na faʻaalia foi e Mr.Bartlett lona talitonuina i lenei faiga felagolagomaʻi. "O lenei tuʻufaʻatasia o auala ua faʻamaonia le aoga tele i le faʻatautaia o le faʻamaʻi e oʻo mai i le taimi nei, ma sa taua tele i lo matou tulaga manuia i le faʻalauiloa atu o le COVID-19 Health and Security Protocols ia na lagolagoina e le World Travel ma turisi Fono, faʻapea foi ma le matou COVID-Resilient Fasaʻi. O lea ou te talitonu o le galulue soosootauau ma matou paaga, o le a tatou manuia, "o lana tala lea.
O le US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention ua maeʻa ona tuʻuina mai le poloaʻiga e manaʻomia ai pasese uma a vaʻalele mai atunuʻu mamao e faʻaali le faʻamaoniga o le le lelei COVID-19 faʻataʻitaʻiga ae le i malaga i vaʻalele i le US. O le oka fou ua fuafua e amata faamamaluina ia Ianuari 26, 2021.
E mulimuli mai i le folasaga o le COVID-19 faʻataʻitaʻiga manaʻoga suʻega e Kanata ma Peretania, e manaʻomia ai pasese uma e felelei atu i nei atunuʻu e tuʻuina mai le leaga suʻega faʻaiʻuga ina ia faʻafaigofie ai le ulufale poʻo le aloese ai oe lava i le quarantine.
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OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- “This unified approach has proven to be very effective in managing the pandemic to date, and has been crucial to our success in introducing our COVID-19 Health and Safety Protocols that have been endorsed by the World Travel and Tourism Council, as well as our COVID-Resilient Corridors.
- E mulimuli mai i le folasaga o le COVID-19 faʻataʻitaʻiga manaʻoga suʻega e Kanata ma Peretania, e manaʻomia ai pasese uma e felelei atu i nei atunuʻu e tuʻuina mai le leaga suʻega faʻaiʻuga ina ia faʻafaigofie ai le ulufale poʻo le aloese ai oe lava i le quarantine.
- The announcement comes as Minister Bartlett revealed that urgent steps are being taken to ramp up Jamaica's COVID-19 testing capacity, in light of changes in testing requirements by the United States, which is the country's largest tourism source markets.
