O le Matagaluega o Turisi ma le Saint Lucia Turisi Pulega (SLTA) faʻatauaina le faigata o le siʻosiʻomaga o femalagaaʻiga ma turisi alamanuia, feiloaʻi ma le Komiti Faʻatonu o le Saint Lucia Faletalimalo ma Turisi Asosi (SLHTA) i le Aso Faraile Mati 13, 2020, e talanoaina le lalolagi aafiaga o COVID-19 i luga o turisi vaega

Taʻitaʻia e le Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa - Afioga Dominic Fedee, O le fonotaga na taulaʻi i le mauaina o lima muamua faamatalaga i luga o le tulaga atoa o le turisi alamanuia i luga le ivasefulu aso na sosoʻo.

“O se tasi lea o fuafuaga a le tatou atunuʻu e faia ai ni filifiliga lelei, ina ia mautinoa le toe faʻaleleia o le atinaʻe o turisi. O loʻo faʻatino pea iloiloga mo le vaega o le toe faʻaleleia aua e tatau ona tatou mautinoa ua tuʻu le tulaga o Saint Lucia e toe maua lana faʻasoa pe a suia le vaʻaiga o femalagaiga. Fai mai le Minisita Fedee.

E tusa ma le 50% o le vaega o mea e nonofo ai ma isi fesoasoani na faʻaalia i le fonotaga a le Aso Faraile.

Peresetene o le Saint Lucia Hotel & Turisi Asosi (SLHTA) -Karolin Troubetzkoy na saunoa i le Aso Faraile fonotaga na saunoa; "O le SLHTA o loʻo naunau e galulue vavalalata ma le SLTA ma le Matagaluega o Turisi e puipuia le atinaʻe o turisi ma le tatou tamaoaiga ae o le mea taua, ia puipuia le atunuʻu ma faia le mea sili mo tagata tagatanuʻu ma tagata asiasi mai i nei taimi faigata."

E faapena foi talanoaga na faia ma paaga fefaatauaiga femalagaaʻi, kamupani vaalele ma ala o faasalalauga.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

The Ministry of Tourism and the Saint Lucia Tourism Authority (SLTA) recognizing the challenging environment of the travel and tourism industry, convened with the Board of Directors of the Saint Lucia Hotel and Tourism Association (SLHTA) on Friday March 13, 2020, to discuss the global impact of COVID-19 on the tourism sector.
“The SLHTA is committed to collaborating closely with the SLTA and the Ministry of Tourism to safeguard the tourism industry and our economy but most importantly, safeguard the country and do what is best for our citizens and visitors alike in these difficult times.
Led by Tourism Minister – Honourable Dominic Fedee, The meeting focused on gaining first hand information on the overall status of the tourism industry over the next ninety days.