Tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Jamaica Minisita Hon. Edmund Bartlett o loʻo valaʻau atu i pisinisi tumaʻoti ina ia faʻaaoga tatau le tuputupu aʻe o turisi maketi nofoaga maketi ina ia mafai ai ona faʻatupulaia le maualuga o le tuputupu aʻe i tagata asiasi mai ma tupe maua mo Jamaica, i le vaitaimi o le COVID-19.
"O le turisi Rum o loʻo tupu aʻe ona o le faʻateleina o le aofaʻi o tagata faimalaga e faʻamamaina faleoloa ma faʻafiafiaga tele i le latou tafaoga, ma o Jamaica e sili ona lelei ana oloa gaosi - faʻailoga faʻapitoa ma faʻamaumauga faʻamaumau fale. O le faʻaaogaina sili o lenei tulaga o le a mafai ai ona tatou faʻaoso maualuga le tuputupu aʻe i tagata tafafao mai ma totogi, "o le tala lea a Bartlett.
"O se avanoa mo matou e fetagofi ai i le itu lena o maketi faavaomalo o loʻo fiafia e uiga i le taumafaina o rum ma taʻalo atoatoa i le malosi o Jamaica o se taʻitaʻi o le lalolagi i tupe totogi," o lana faʻaopopo mai lea.
"I lalo o le auala, pe a oʻo mai le faʻamaʻi i tua atu o tatou ma ua aveʻesea le faʻatapulaʻaina o femalagaaiga, ou te fia vaʻai atu i le fausiaina o se auala faʻasolosolo faʻasolosolo e ave ai tagata asiasi i se faigamalaga faigamalaga i fale teuoloa uma o le motu, lea e mafai ai ona latou faʻatofuina i latou ia tatou mataʻina measina a o loʻo fiafia i le agaga manumalo, "o le faʻaaliga lea a Mr. Bartlett.
E talitonu foi le minisita o Bartlett, ole taulaga turisi e mafai ona maketiina e avea ma aafiaga e tele avanoa e mafai ai e tagata femalagaaʻi ona fiafia i le "Havana Club i Cuba, Mount Gay Eclipse Gold i Barbados, ma le tatou lalolagi-lauiloa Appleton iinei lava i Jamaica. O le Caribbean e lauiloa lautele o le nofoaga fanau o rum; seʻi o tatou faʻaaogaina lenei mea mo lo tatou lelei. "
Na saunoa talu ai nei le Minisita i le taimi o le faalauiloaina o le tulaga tolu o le Jamaica Rum Festival, lea ua fuafua e faia ia Mati 27. O le Appleton Estate o le a faia le tausaga faaletausaga i le faiga faapaaga ma le Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) ma le Turisi Faʻaleleia Tupe (TEF).
O le polokalame a le Jamaica Rum Festival o le a faʻatautaia numera i lenei tausaga, i le usitaʻia o tulafono a le COVID-19 ma e aofia ai semina faʻaleaʻoaʻoga, faʻafiafiaga, tafaoga tafaoga ma faʻaaliga.
"E ala i le faʻaaogaina o le numera numera, matou te fefaʻasoaaʻi ai i le Jamaica sili ona lelei i le lama, meaʻai, ata ma musika ma le tele o le lalolagi atoa o tagata fiafia, o tagata gaosiina ma alamanuia polofesa. Ou te talitonu e toʻatele tagata mai fafo o loʻo vaʻavaʻai mai i luga ole laiga o le a faʻaosoosoina e oʻo mai iinei i se taimi vave e tofo ai i le agaifanua a Jamaica, ”o le tala lea a le Minisita o Bartlett.
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- “Down the road, when the pandemic is behind us and travel restrictions lifted, I would like to see the creation of a thematic rum route that takes visitors on a sensory journey to all of the island's distilleries, where they can immerse themselves in our fascinating rum heritage while enjoying our award-winning spirits,” Mr.
- Edmund Bartlett is calling on private sector interests to take greater advantage of the growing rum tourism niche market in order to generate higher growth rates in both visitor arrivals and earnings for Jamaica, in the post-COVID-19 era.
- “Rum tourism is on the rise as a growing number of travelers make distilleries and rum festivals central to their holiday itineraries, and Jamaica has an excellent rum product – premium brands and historic distilleries.
