Tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Jamaica Minisita, Afioga Hon. Edmund Bartlett, ua fa'afeiloa'ia le toe fo'i mai o le fa'afiafiaga musika muamua a Jamaica, Reggae Sumfest i le kalena a le motu o mea na tutupu.

I le faamamafaina o lona taua, na faapea mai ai le Minisita o Bartlett: “O mea tutupu, tausamiga, faaaliga, fonotaga ma tauaofiaga o ni tagata fau taavale tetele; o i latou o avetaavale o tagata asiasi i nofoaga ma o lea matou te faʻamalosia ma lagolagoina faʻalavelave faʻapenei."

Na ia faʻaalia e faapea "Regae Sumfest ua lauiloa o le reggae faʻaaliga sili i le lalolagi. O Jamaica o lona nofoaga na fanau mai ai, o lea matou te fiafia ai e avea ma paaga i lenei mea ina ia mautinoa e toʻatele tagata e o mai ia i matou.

O le tausaga nei o le 60 tausaga o le tutoatasi o Jamaica, na ia manatu ai "o le a oʻo mai le matou Diaspora iinei i le tele o numera ae o loʻo matou faʻaogaina foi le avanoa e tatala ai maketi fou ma o le tala fiafia o lea ua faʻatau atu e Emirates. nofoa i Jamaica o le a mafai ona matou aumaia tagata mai Asia, Aferika i Matu, Sasaʻe Tutotonu ma isi mea e o mai ia i matou e ala i nisi o faitotoa i Amerika i Matu mo Reggae Sumfest ma isi mea e tutupu mulimuli ane i lalo o le auala.

I lana saunoaga i le faalauiloaina o le Reggae Sumfest 2022 i le Iberostar Hotel i Montego Bay i le aso ananafi (Me 19), na saunoa ai le Minisita Bartlett o le tausamiga o loo lagolagoina e le Matagaluega o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa mai Fafo e ala i le Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) ma le Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB). , ma le faʻamoemoe o le a faʻateleina ai tagata asiasi mai i le taimi o lana faʻaaliga i le Catherine Hall i Montego Bay mai ia Iulai 18 i le 23.

O le sumfest na faia mulimuli fa'aletino ile 2019 ona ole a'afiaga ole fa'ama'i ole COVID-19. Fai mai Mr. Bartlett lea na ia maitauina o suʻesuʻega o loʻo maua mai i Sasaʻe Tutotonu:

“Matou te matua fiafia lava e toe mafuta i lenei tausaga; o le toe faʻaleleia e taua tele ma i le toe faʻaleleia tatou te manaʻo e fai ia sili atu ma sili atu."

Fai mai a ia, o tusi mo masina o Iuni ma Iulai na matua lelei lava ma na lagolagoina e le Montego Bay Chapter Taitaifono o le Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association, Nadine Spence o le na fai mai o manatu faaalia mai faletalimalo mo le vaitaimi o le Sumfest na faailoa mai ai "o tusi e tumau ma sili atu nai lo le. vaitaimi tutusa i le tausaga talu ai.”

Na fa'aaogaina e le Minisita o Bartlett lea avanoa e fa'amalosia ai le fa'amaoni a le Malo i le pisinisi fa'afiafia, ma fa'ailoa mai o lo'o tulimata'i fuafuaga mo le atina'eina o le Tourism Entertainment Academy e lata ane i le Montego Bay Convention Centre.

Na ia fa'amamafa e $50 miliona ua mae'a fa'aagaga e le TEF e amata ai ma a mae'a o le a fa'atau atu le fale e avea o se fa'atosina mo tagata asiasi e tofo i le tu'ufa'atasiga fa'ale-aganu'u moni a Jamaica. O polokalame e fa'atupuina mo le Academy e fa'amoemoe e fa'ateleina avanoa faigaluega mo tufuga a'oa'oina fa'apolofesa ma tomai.

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This year being Jamaica's 60th anniversary of independence, he anticipated that “our Diaspora is going to be here in great numbers but we're also using the opportunity to open new markets and the good news is that with the Emirates now selling seats to Jamaica we'll be able to get people from Asia, North Africa, the Middle East and so on to come to us through some North American gateways for Reggae Sumfest and other events later down the road.
I lana saunoaga i le faalauiloaina o le Reggae Sumfest 2022 i le Iberostar Hotel i Montego Bay i le aso ananafi (Me 19), na saunoa ai le Minisita Bartlett o le tausamiga o loo lagolagoina e le Matagaluega o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa mai Fafo e ala i le Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF) ma le Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB). , ma le faʻamoemoe o le a faʻateleina ai tagata asiasi mai i le taimi o lana faʻaaliga i le Catherine Hall i Montego Bay mai ia Iulai 18 i le 23.
He said bookings for the months of June and July were very good and this was supported by Montego Bay Chapter Chairman of the Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association, Nadine Spence who said feedback from hotels for the Sumfest period indicated that “bookings are steady and surpass the same period last year.