Ndị ọbịa gosiri Anguilla ịhụnanya n'oge oyi a

*Island Enjoys Record-Breaking Winter Season*

Anguilla welcomed guests from around the world this winter, resulting in the island’s best winter season in over 27 years. Guests flocked to Anguilla in record numbers, to bask on the island’s 33 pristine beaches, surrounded by sapphire seas; sample the extraordinary variety of delectable culinary experiences; and enjoy the warm and generous hospitality for which the island is so well known.

A further indication of the island’s impressive recovery, Anguilla logged yet another record-breaking month in March, with 11,940 tourist stayover arrivals.  This marks not only the highest March in history, but also the highest monthly total in the history of Anguilla’s tourism industry. The figure represents a 29.16% increase over the same period in 2017, and a 22.55% increase over March 2016, the month that until now held the record for the most tourist arrivals.

April continued this winning streak, as the 9,790 arrivals recorded is the largest number of tourist arrivals for any month of April dating back as far as 1993.  The first quarter tourist arrivals, (January to March 2019) at 30,135, was the highest recorded since the Anguilla Tourist Board began tracking arrivals.

During the first four months of the year (January to April 2019), just under 40 thousand guests spent one or more nights on Anguilla. The island has to date attracted almost 50% of the total tourist arrivals for 2016, the island’s best year to date for tourist arrivals.  “Let us celebrate but not become complacent,” said Mrs. Donna Banks, Chairperson of the Anguilla Tourist Board.  “There is still much work to be done; our goal remains a 20% increase in tourist arrivals over 2016.  We appreciate and value the continued support and cooperation of all our stakeholders, and the people of Anguilla, in helping us to achieve these significant milestones for our industry.”

Maka ozi gbasara Anguilla, biko gaa na webụsaịtị gọọmentị nke Anguilla Tourist Board: www.IvisitAnguilla.com; follow on Facebook: Facebook.com/AnguillaOfficial;

Instagram: @Anguilla_Tourism; Twitter: @Anguilla_Trsm, Hashtag: #MyAnguilla.

N'ịbụ onye a kpọpụrụ n'ebe ugwu Caribbean, Anguilla bụ ịma mma ihere nwere ọnụ ọchị na-ekpo ọkụ. Ogologo coral dị gịrịgịrị na nkume limestone na-acha akwụkwọ ndụ akwụkwọ ndụ, agwaetiti ahụ nwere osimiri 33, nke ndị njem na-ahụ anya na akwụkwọ akụkọ njem na-ewere dị ka nke kachasị mma n'ụwa.

Anguilla dị nso n'okporo ụzọ a kụrụ ya, yabụ ọ jigidere agwa mara mma na mmasi. Ma n'ihi na enwere ike iru ya nke ọma site na ọnụ ụzọ ámá abụọ bụ isi: Puerto Rico na St. Martin, na site na ikuku nkeonwe, ọ na-atụ egwu na ịwụpụ.

Mmasị ịhụnanya? Ịma mma ụkwụ efu? Ihe na-adịghị mma? Na obi ụtọ na-enweghị atụ? Anguilla bụ Beyond Extraordinary.