Reed Exhibitions Africa kkonfermat li Africa Travel Week, li tinkludi s-Suq Dinji tal-Ivvjaġġar fl-Afrika u s-Suq Internazzjonali tal-Ivvjaġġar lussuż Afrika, li għandu jsir f'April ta 'din is-sena, issa se jiġi pospost wara l-eskalazzjoni tal-Coronavirus COVID-19 madwar id-dinja. L-avveniment issa se jerġa ’jsir fl-2021.
Fi stqarrija maħruġa llum, Carol Weaving, Direttur Maniġerjali ta ’Reed Exhibitions Africa qalet:“ Kellna nirrispondu għall-pandemija attwali tal-coronavirus (COVID-19) u l-konversazzjonijiet li għaddejjin mal-klijenti tagħna li l-benesseri tagħhom huwa l-prijorità numru wieħed tagħna. Minħabba l-inċertezza fir-reġjun u madwar id-dinja, b'ħafna mill-klijenti tagħna jiffaċċjaw projbizzjonijiet fuq l-ivvjaġġar tal-kumpanija, ħadna d-deċiżjoni li nipposponu l-avveniment għall-2021, li kellu jsir bejn it-02 u t-08 ta 'April 2020. Ħsibijietna huma ma ’dawk kollha affettwati f’dawn iż-żminijiet diffiċli.”
Megan Oberholzer, Direttur tal-Portafoll għall-Africa Travel Week żiedet tgħid, “Nixtiequ nirringrazzjaw lill-industrija għall-appoġġ tagħhom f’dawn iż-żminijiet bla preċedent. Ix-xerrejja u l-esibituri kollha u l-imsieħba fl-industrija se jiġu kkuntattjati fil-jiem li ġejjin. "
il Bord tat-Turiżmu Afrikan ifaħħar din il-mossa u jifraħ lil Carol Weaving u lit-tim tagħha għax-xogħol li sar tajjeb. " ATB qed iħares 'il quddiem li jaħdem ma' WTM Africa fl-2021 ", qal Cuthbert Ncube, president Bord tat-Turiżmu Afrikan
X'GĦANDEK NEĦĦED MINN DAN L-ARTIKOLU:
- Due to the uncertainty in the region and around the world, with many of our clients facing company travel bans, we have taken the decision to postpone the event to 2021, which was due to take place from 02 – 08 April 2020.
- Reed Exhibitions Africa has confirmed that Africa Travel Week, which comprises of World Travel Market Africa and International Luxury Travel Market Africa, due to take place in April this year, will now be postponed following the escalation of COVID-19 Coronavirus around the world.
- “We have had to respond to the current coronavirus pandemic (COVID-19) and the ongoing conversations with our customers whose welfare is our number one priority.
