Ilu keji ti Ilu Jamaica ti jẹ ipo ilu imularada irin-ajo igba ooru ti o ga julọ ti 2022.
Ifihan naa tẹle irin-ajo igba ooru kan Ijabọ Outlook ti a ṣejade fun Ọja Irin-ajo Agbaye (WTM) nipasẹ ForwardKeys (olupese awọn aṣa irin-ajo ati itupalẹ).
Ijabọ irin-ajo igba ooru 2022 ṣafihan pe “ni ipele ilu, imularada irin-ajo igba ooru jẹ itọsọna nipasẹ awọn opin Caribbean eyun Montego Bay, Ilu Jamaica” pẹlu idagbasoke rere ti 23%.
Ijabọ naa tun pin pe Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, ati Cancun, Mexico, gbe ipo keji ati kẹta, pẹlu 19% ati 14% ilosoke, lẹsẹsẹ. Ogun ilu won akojọ si ni awọn iroyin, pẹlu Cairo, Egipti, ati Delhi ni India ikotan jade ni oke 5, ilu.
Montego Bay jẹ ọkan ninu awọn ilu ibi-afẹde ti o ga julọ.
Eyi da lori data ti o royin, eyiti o ṣafihan lafiwe laarin awọn aririn ajo ti kariaye fun Q3 2022 ati Q3 2019. Montego Bay, olu-ilu St James ni etikun ariwa erekusu, jẹ ibudo ọkọ oju-omi kekere nla kan pẹlu ọpọlọpọ awọn ibi isinmi eti okun.
Ni akoko kanna Ilu Ilu Jamaica Minisita, Edmund Bartlett, ẹniti o pin laipẹ pe apakan kan ti ilana imularada ti eka naa n pade pẹlu awọn alabaṣiṣẹpọ irin-ajo gigun lati ni imọlara ti itara ọja ati awọn asọtẹlẹ, ni inu-didun pẹlu awọn iroyin naa, ti ṣafihan idunnu pẹlu awọn iroyin naa.
Ọgbẹni Bartlett sọ pe eyi jẹ ẹri pe "Ilu Jamaika ti n lọ siwaju lati ipa iparun si eka naa nipasẹ ajakaye-arun COVID-19, ”fifi kun pe a jẹ resilient nitootọ. ” Minisita Irin-ajo naa tun ṣe akiyesi pe ile-iṣẹ “ti wa ni bayi ju iṣaaju lọ, ti ṣetan fun imularada ni kikun.” Orile-ede naa ti rii awọn iṣiro igbasilẹ fun awọn ti o de ati awọn dukia ni ọdun to kọja.
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- Meanwhile Jamaica Tourism Minister, Edmund Bartlett, who recently shared that a part of the sector's recovery strategy was meeting with long-standing tourism partners to get a feel of market sentiment and projections, is pleased with the news, has expressed delight with the news.
- Ijabọ irin-ajo igba ooru 2022 ṣafihan pe “ni ipele ilu, imularada irin-ajo igba ooru jẹ itọsọna nipasẹ awọn opin Caribbean eyun Montego Bay, Ilu Jamaica” pẹlu idagbasoke rere ti 23%.
- Bartlett said this is proof that “Jamaica is bouncing forward from the devastating impact to the sector by the COVID-19 pandemic,” adding that we are truly resilient.
