The curfews are a part of measures implemented under the Disaster Risk Management Act, aimed at curtailing the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19).
Jamaica Tourism Minister, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has said previously that historically, tourism has shown to have a strong ability to adapt, innovate, and recover from adversity. Policymakers, industry leaders, investors, financial institutions, and providers of innovative solutions are collaborating more closely to make this happen. Also, investments will be made to build infrastructure to facilitate sustainable tourism and sustainable energy consumption.
According to Minister Bartlett the transition to sustainable tourism will also depend on whether the development of tourism is guided by a national strategy comprising policy, regulatory and institutional frameworks with sufficient incentives to stimulate the development of supply and productive capacity where sustainable goods and services are concerned.
"A ga-atụlekwa ụzọ a maka njem nlegharị anya na-adigide site na mpaghara mpaghara yana ọ ga-etinyekwa usoro iji mejupụta oghere n'akụkụ oke nhata na njem nlegharị anya Caribbean. Ya mere, ebe ndị Caribbean kwesịrị ime usoro dị mkpa iji hụ na anyị na-ejigide ọtụtụ dollar US nke na-abanye na mpaghara ahụ n'ihi njem nlegharị anya, "O kwuru.
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