Saunoa i le Caribbean Hotel and Tourist Association's (CHTA) Travel Forum and Awards Luncheon i le aso nei i Sandals Royal Barbados, Tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Jamaica Fai mai Minisita Bartlett: “I lenei mea post-COVID vaitaimi, e tatau ona tatou toe mafaufau ma toe faauigaina le uiga o tagata tafafao maimoa pe afai tatou te fia faʻateleina a tatou tupe maua ma le tuputupu aʻe. E tatau ona amata ona tatou talisapaia le mea moni o tagata tafafao maimoa e sili atu nai lo faletalimalo, laina vaʻavaʻa ma mea faʻafiafia ma o loʻo i ai saʻo, le tuusaʻo ma faʻaosoina faʻamanuiaga tau tamaoaiga i le tau o turisi e mafai ona faʻateleina le tuputupu aʻe i le itulagi.

O le CHTA Travel Forum, lea sa faia i lalo o le autu, “Tourism the Key Driver of Generational Wealth for Caribbean Nationals” sa aofia ai Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa ma Felauaiga, Cayman Islands, ma le Taitaifono, Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO); Afioga Hon. Ian Gooding-Edghill, Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa ma Felauaiga Faavaomalo, Barbados, ma Marc Melville, Pule Sili, Chukka Caribbean.

"E tupu manuia le turisi ona o vaega uma ma vaega laiti e maua ai poto masani, o lea e i ai se nofoaga malosi mo faatoaga, tekinolosi, soifua maloloina ma gaosiga ma le tele o isi mea."

"O le tamaoaiga moni o tagata tafafao maimoa o loʻo taoto i le gafatia e tuʻuina atu i luga o manaʻoga o pisinisi," o le faʻaopoopo mai lea a le Minisita Bartlett.

Le Caribbean Travel Forum, na faia i totonu o le pito o le CHTA Malaga Karipiane Maketi, o se mea fou e taulaʻi atu i pisinisi o tagata tafafao maimoa i le Caribbean faʻatasi ai ma le faʻamamafa faʻapitoa i mataupu e pei o femalagaaiga i totonu-Caribbean ma le taulaʻi i le fesoʻotaʻiga i luga o le ea ma le tele-destination maketi, faʻaauau, faʻafouina tekonolosi, faʻalavelave maketi faigaluega ma lafoga.

“Afai e 42% o tagata e malaga mo na o mea’ai, o lona uiga o lo’o fa’atau oloa ma tautua fa’ato’aga e mafai ona maua moni, ma e na’o le tasi lea vaega. E tatau ona matou faʻailoa i tagata uma o tagata tafafao maimoa e mo i latou aua o le taimi lava e te maua ai se manatu e mafai ona e faʻaliliuina lena manatu i se tamaoaiga moni, " Tagata tafafao maimoa mai i Jamaica Na matauina e Minisita Bartlett.

Na va'ava'ai fo'i le vaega o le CHTA Travel Forum i le a'afiaga o suiga o le tau ma fa'atekonolosi fou e pei o le Artificial Intelligence i luga o pisinisi tau turisi. O le Minisita o Bartlett i nei talanoaga na faia ai se isi valaau mo le faatuina o se Resilience Fund lea e mafai ai e tagata malaga uma ona saofagā i se vaega tupe mo latou tulagavae kaponi. Na ia taliaina foi tekinolosi fou o le a fausia ai turisi i le lumanaʻi e ala i le fautuaina mo "aʻoaʻoga, aʻoaʻoga, aʻoaʻoga e faʻamautinoa ai se malamalama sili atu e faʻaaogaina."

O le 41^st CHTA Caribbean Travel Marketplace, o loʻo faia i Barbados mai ia Me 9-11, o le faʻalapotopotoga sili ona tele faʻaletausaga faʻaletausaga, lea e faʻapotopotoina ai tagata faʻatau ma faʻatau atu oloa ma auaunaga a le itulagi.

VAAI I ATA: Minisita o Turisi Afioga Hon. Edmund Bartlett, (3^rd R) taofi mo se ata i le faaiuga o le Caribbean Hotel and Tourism Association (CHTA) Travel Forum Panel na faia i Sandals Royal Barbados i aso nei. Fa'asoa i le taimi nei o (lr) Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa ma Felauaiga, Cayman Islands, ma le Taitaifono, Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO); Afioga Hon. Ian Gooding-Edghill, Minisita o Tagata Tafafao Maimoa ma Felauaiga Faavaomalo, Barbados; Peresitene o le CHTA, Mrs. Nicola Madden-Grieg; Marc Melville, Pule Sili, Chukka Caribbean ma Renee Coppin, Taitaifono o le Barbados Hotel and Tourist Association.

Nisi tala e uiga i Jamaica

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

The Caribbean Travel Forum, held within the margins of CHTA Caribbean Travel Marketplace, is a new event focusing on the business of tourism in the Caribbean with specific emphasis on topics such as intra-Caribbean travel with a focus on air connectivity and multi-destination marketing, sustainability, technology innovations, labour market constraints and taxation.
We must begin to appreciate the fact that tourism is so much more than hotels, cruise lines and attractions and that there are direct, indirect and induced economic benefits in the tourism value chain that can accelerate growth in the region.
The 41st CHTA Caribbean Travel Marketplace, being held in Barbados from May 9-11, is the largest regional annual event, which brings together buyers and sellers of the region's tourism products and services.