- Permanent Secretary weUganda Ministry of Tourism akaendesa chirevo nezuro pamwedzi mitatu yekutanga ya3.
- Chaizvoizvo, chirevo chakataura kurasikirwa mune angangoita ese mapoka sekugara kwehotera, huwandu hwevashanyi vekunze, uye basa.
- Ndiyo mhinduro kumushumo uyu urikupa Uganda tariro mune ramangwana.
Izvi zvaive mumushumo waDoreen Katusiime, Permanent Secretary (PS) weUganda Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, uye Antiquities musi waMay 27, 2021, kuUganda Media Center muKampala inonzi "Performance of the Tourism Sector muna 2020 uye mwedzi mitatu yekutanga ya3. ”
Dambudziko re COVID-19 risati rasvika, kutashanya ndiko kwaitungamira mari dzekune dzimwe nyika kuUganda ichiwana US $ 1.6 bhiriyoni; 536,600 yakananga mabasa; uye 1,542,620 vashanyi vekunze seye 2019.
Muchidimbu:
- Mari yegore negore yemari yekunze yakadonha ne73 muzana kusvika US $ 0.5 bhiriyoni.
- Vashanyi vekunze vakadonha ne69.3 muzana kusvika pa473,085 XNUMX.
- Mikana yekushandira yakadzikira ne70 muzana kusvika 160,980.
- Kubva muna Chikumi 2020, mitengo yekugara kwehotera yakadzikira kubva paavhareji ye58 muzana kusvika pasi se5 muzana ine inopfuura 75 muzana yehotera mabhaisikopo (448,996) yakanzurwa zvichikonzera kurasikirwa kwakananga kweUS $ 320.8 miriyoni, yakaenzana neGG 1.19 trillion.
Mukupindura kurasikirwa, iyo PS yakati iyo Uganda Hurumende iri kushanda nemasangano akazvimirira uye vanobatsirana nebudiriro vakatora matanho akawanda ekumutsiridza chikamu seizvi:
ZVOKUBVA MUNYAYA INO:
- This was contained in a report by Doreen Katusiime, the Permanent Secretary (PS) of the Uganda Ministry of Tourism, Wildlife, and Antiquities on May 27, 2021, at the Uganda Media Centre in Kampala titled “Performance of the Tourism Sector in 2020 and the first 3 months of 2021.
- In response to the loss, the PS said that the Uganda government is working with the private sector and development partners undertook several interventions to resuscitate the sector as follows.
- As of June 2020, hotel occupancy rates dropped from an average of 58 percent to as low as 5 percent with over 75 percent of hotel bookings (448,996) canceled causing a direct loss of US$ 320.
