Fou faʻamatalaga na faʻailoa mai o le lata mai galu o faʻaaliga i Hong Kong, faasaga i le finauga o le toe aumai o pili, ua i ai le aafiaga o le taofia o tagata mai le faia o fuafuaga e asiasi i le taulaga.
I le fa-vaiaso vaitaimi mai le 16th Iuni - 13th Iulai, lea na faʻailogaina e le lua miliona faʻataʻitaʻiga malosi faʻatasi ai ma le lautele o le solo tetee ma vevesi i le 16 Iuni, o le siege o ofisa o leoleo i le 21 Iuni, le osofaʻiga o le Fono Fono fale i luga o 1st Iulai ma leoleo faatupu vevesi na molia se vaega o tagata tetee i baton i le aso 7 Iulai, vaalele tusi i Hong Kong mai Asia maketi paʻu i le 5.4% i luga o le vaitaimi tutusa i le tausaga talu ai.
I le lua vaiaso muamua (16th - 29th Iuni), o faʻauʻuga na paʻu 9.0% ma i le lona lua (30th Iuni - 13th Iulai), 2.2%.
O lenei maai seti-toe i bookings suia se tulaga lelei lea bookings mo le muamua ono ma le afa masina o le tausaga e 6.6% luga i le 2018.
OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- In the four-week period from 16th June – 13th July, which was marked by a two million strong demonstration accompanied by a general strike and riots on 16th June, the siege of police headquarters on 21st June, the storming of the Legislative Council building on 1st July and riot police charging a group of protesters with batons on 7th July, flight bookings to Hong Kong from Asian markets fell by 5.
- This sharp set-back in bookings reversed a positive trend in which bookings for the first six and a half months of the year were 6.
- Latest data has revealed that the recent wave of demonstrations in Hong Kong, against the controversial extradition bill, has had the effect of deterring people from making plans to visit the city.
