A'o fa'aauau pea ona toe fa'aleleia le vaega o turisi, Jamaica ua toe talepeina faamaumauga o le taunuu mai o tagata asiasi, ma e tusa ma le 27,000 tagata tafafao na taunuu i le motu i le faaiuga o le vaiaso, Mati 3 e oo i le aso 6.

"O le pisinisi turisi ua sauni nei mo le toe faʻaleleia atoatoa," o le tala lea a le Minisita o Turisi, Hon Edmund Bartlett i le tali atu i faʻamaumauga e fa aso. Na ia taʻua le faaiuga o le vaiaso e "matua malosi i le tulaga o Ua toe fo'i mai Jamaica mai le faʻaleagaina na feagai ma le vaega o turisi e le faʻamaʻi COVID-19 i le lua tausaga talu ai.

Na ia taʻua o le ausiaina o lenei faʻamaumauga aʻo taumafai le vaega e toe faʻaleleia mai le COVID-19 o se mea taua tele, aua na fetaui ma le faʻamanatuga o Jamaica na faʻamauina lona tulaga muamua o le siama ia Mati 10, 2020.

I le faaiuga o le vaiaso, e tusa ma le 8,700 tagata asiasi mai i le Aso Toonai.

Ole numera aupito maualuga lea mo so'o se aso talu mai le toe tatalaina o tuaoi faavaomalo a Jamaica ma na va'aia e le Minisita o Bartlett lenei mea "taua ona o loʻo faʻaalia ai o le masina o Mati, lea e masani ona lelei mo tagata tafafao i le taumalulu, ua amata lelei ma fa'ailoga e fa'ailoa mai ai le malosi tele o Mati, e tutusa ma le masina tutusa i le 2019, lea na va'aia ai le sili ona lelei a'o le'i o'o mai le COVID mo le vaega."

Fai mai le Minisita o Bartlett, o le faatupulaia o le numera e le gata i le tulaga o le maualuga o fale i faletalimalo ae "e taua tele le toe foi mai o a tatou tagata tafafao maimoa i le galuega, mo a tatou kamupani sapalai na afaina foi i le paʻu ae o lea ua mafai ona maua nisi. mautinoa e tusa ai ma le manaʻoga e faʻamalieina." E le gata i lea, fai mai Mr. Bartlett: "E faʻaalia ai foi i a tatou paaga faʻafaigaluegaina ma faʻatupeina le mafai nei ona tatou lagona sina lagona mautinoa e tuʻuina atu nisi punaoa e faʻamalieina ai manaʻoga o tagata asiasi."

Sa i ai i le Minisita Bartlett se upu faʻamalosi faʻapitoa mo tagata taʻalo i le vaega o faʻatoʻaga, lea na faʻamalosia sootaga ma le talimalo ma le pisinisi turisi i le faʻamalieina o manaʻoga gastronomic o tagata asiasi i le motu. “Ua matou fiafia nei i le faamoemoe o le tatou vaega o faatoaga ua i ai i luga o le vaa ma faatoa ou i ai i St Elizabeth ma tuuina atu se fesoasoani i le au faifaatoaga e fesoasoani e siitia le gaosiga,” o lana tala lea.

Na faailoa mai e Mr. Bartlett e faapea, “o le tuputupu aʻe o tagata tafafao maimoa e telē sona aafiaga i isi vaega, e pei o faafiafiaga, aganuu faapea ma auaunaga, o i latou uma ia o le a taulamua i le Fuafuaga o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa a le Blue Ocean a Jamaica, lea o le a tatou taulaʻi i ai. o le tulaga fa'atauva o lo'o ia i tatou i nei vaega e fa'atupuina ma fa'atumauina le alamanuia."

Na ia taʻua o le taimi talafeagai lenei mo tagata gaosi oloa uma i totonu o le vaʻa ona "matou te faʻatumauina la matou taulaiga i le toe faʻaleleia, ma matou te manaʻo e toe faʻaleleia ma oe ina ia mafai ai e le sapalai o turisi ona faʻapipiʻiina i le malosi o mea faʻapitonuʻu e tumau ai le tala o turisi i Jamaica ma faʻamautinoa o tupe maua moni mai tagata tafafao maimoa e manuia ai tagata Jamaica."

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