O le gafa toe amataina o turisi o loʻo amataina i le salafa o le lalolagi ona o le tuputupu aʻe o numera o taunuʻuga faigofie Covid-19 fesoʻotaʻiga faigamalaga fesoʻotaʻiga ma fetuʻunaʻi i le fou moni. E tusa ai ma le faʻamatalaga lata mai mai le Faalapotopotoga Turisi a le Lalolagi (UNWTO), 40% o taunuʻuga uma i le lalolagi atoa ua faʻamamaina nei tapulaʻa na latou tuʻuina i luga o turisi faʻavaomalo e tali atu i le COVID-19.
O le ofisa sooupu a Malo Aufaatasi mo tagata tafafao maimoa sa mataituina tali a le lalolagi i le faamai pipisi mai le amataga o le faalavelave. O lenei vaaiga lata mai, na faamauina i le aso 19 Iulai, e siitia mai i le 22% o nofoaga na aveese ai tapulaa o femalagaaiga i le 15 Iuni ma le 3% na maitauina muamua e le 15 Me. E faʻamaonia le tulaga o le tuai ae faifai pea fetuʻunaʻi ma toefaʻataʻitaʻi toe amata o turisi faʻavaomalo.
Ae ui i lea, i le taimi lava e tasi, o le 87 nofoaga lea ua faʻamalieina tapulaʻa femalagaaʻi, naʻo le fa ua soloia uma tapulaʻa, ae 83 ua faʻamalieina aʻo faʻatumauina nisi o faiga e pei o le tapunia o se vaega o tuaoi. O lenei lomiga lata mai o le UNWTO Fa'aopoopo Lipoti Fa'atapula'a o Femalaga'iga o lo'o fa'aalia ai e 115 nofoaga (53% o fa'ai'uga uma i le lalolagi) o lo'o fa'aauau pea ona tapunia atoa o latou tuaoi mo turisi.
E mafai ona toe amataina le tiutetauave
UNWTO Fai mai le Failautusi Aoao o Zurab Pololikashvili: “O le toe amataina o turisi e mafai ona faia ma le faʻamaoni ma i se auala e puipuia ai le soifua maloloina lautele aʻo lagolagoina foi pisinisi ma mea e ola ai. A'o fa'aauau pea ona fa'amama le tapula'a o femalaga'iga, o le felagolagomai fa'ava-o-malo e sili ona taua. O le auala lea, e mafai ai e tagata tafafao maimoa i le lalolagi ona maua le faʻatuatuaina ma le mautinoa o tagata, faʻavae taua a o tatou galulue faʻatasi e faʻafetaui i le mea moni fou o loʻo tatou feagai nei."
E tusa ai ma le UNWTO lipoti, o nofoaga e maualuga atu le faalagolago i tagata tafafao maimoa e foliga mai o le a faaitiitia tapulaa i femalagaaiga: Mai le 87 o taunuuga ua faaitiitia tapulaa talu ai nei, 20 o Small Island Developing States (SIDS), o le tele e faalagolago i turisi o se pou tutotonu o galuega, fa'atupulaia o le tamaoaiga ma atina'e. O loʻo faʻaalia foi i le lipoti e tusa ma le afa (41) o na nofoaga uma na faʻamalieina tapulaʻa o loʻo i totonu o Europa, faʻamaonia le taʻimua o le itulagi mo le toe amataina o tagata tafafao maimoa.
Tele taunuʻuga o loʻo iai pea ile lokaina umi
I le vaʻai atu i nofoaga e 115 o loʻo faʻaauau pea ona tapunia o latou tuaoi i turisi faʻavaomalo, na maua ai i le lipoti, o le toʻatele (88) ua tapunia atoa o latou tuaoi mo turisi faʻavaomalo mo le sili atu i le 12 vaiaso.
O le tau e fesoʻotaʻi ma tapulaʻa femalagaaʻi na faʻafeiloaʻi i le tali atu i le COVID-19 e iai le tala faasolopito. O lenei vaiaso, UNWTO faʻasalalau faʻamaumauga i le aʻafiaga o faʻamaʻi i luga o tagata tafafao maimoa, e le gata i tulaga o tagata tafafao maimoa mai fafo ma leiloa tupe maua. O faʻamaumauga o loʻo faʻaalia ai e oʻo atu i le faaiuga o Me, o le faʻamaʻi na mafua ai le US $ 320 piliona i tupe maua leiloa, ua faatoluina le tau o le 2009 Global Economic Crisis.
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OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:
- According to the latest analysis from the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), 40% of all destinations worldwide have now eased the restrictions they placed on international tourism in response to COVID-19.
- The report also shows that around half (41) of all those destinations that have eased restrictions are in Europe, confirming the leading role of the region for the responsible restart of tourism.
- At the same time, however, of the 87 destinations that have now eased travel restrictions, just four have completely lifted all restrictions, while 83 have eased them while keeping some measures such as the partial closure of borders in place.
