MANDALAY, Myanmar – Birni na biyu mafi girma a Myanmar ya samu karuwar masu yawon bude ido da kashi 12 cikin XNUMX a cikin watanni hudu na farkon wannan shekarar, a daidai wannan lokacin na bara, in ji ma’aikatar otal da yawon bude ido.

Ministan yawon bude ido Htay Aung ya ce masu yawon bude ido 80,000 ne suka ziyarci Mandalay a cikin watanni hudu na farkon shekarar, kusan rabin adadin da ta samu a bara lokacin da masu yawon bude ido dubu 200,000 suka ziyarci birnin.

Ya bayyana hakan ne a wata ganawa da ya yi a karshen watan jiya tare da masu kasuwancin yawon bude ido, manajoji, da jagorori daga Mandalay.

Lambobin suna da yawa idan aka yi la'akari da cewa jigilar kayayyaki na kasa da kasa biyar ne kawai ke da jiragen kai tsaye zuwa Mandalay. Jirgin saman Singapore zai zama na shida a wannan watan, in ji Htay Aung.

Mandalay ita ce ta ƙarshe a cikin manyan biranen masarautar Myanmar, da kuma birnin da masu yawon buɗe ido ke zuwa Pyin Oo Lwin ko kuma su ci gaba da tafiye-tafiye zuwa jihar Shan.

Saboda yawancin masu yawon bude ido suna yin balaguron yini ne kawai zuwa Pyin Oo Lwin daga Mandalay, Htay Aung ya bukaci masana'antar yawon shakatawa na gida da su haɓaka sabbin wuraren zuwa kusa da garin tuddai don ƙarfafa baƙi su ciyar da ƙarin lokaci a can.

Masu yawon bude ido zuwa Myanmar sun karu a kowace shekara tun daga 2011, wanda ya haifar da karancin dakunan otal a lokutan kololuwar yanayi. Hakanan farashin ɗaki ya kasance a cikin mafi girma a yankin, bisa ga bayanan masana'antu.

Kudaden shiga yawon bude ido ya kai kusan dalar Amurka miliyan 940 (Ks 940 biliyan) a bara, wanda ya samar da dubun dubatar ayyukan yi a Myanmar.

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Ministan yawon bude ido Htay Aung ya ce masu yawon bude ido 80,000 ne suka ziyarci Mandalay a cikin watanni hudu na farkon shekarar, kusan rabin adadin da ta samu a bara lokacin da masu yawon bude ido dubu 200,000 suka ziyarci birnin.
Mandalay is the last of Myanmar's royal capitals, as well as the city from which tourists take day trips to Pyin Oo Lwin or continue their travels to Shan State.
Myanmar's second largest city saw a 12 percent rise in tourists in the first four months of this year, over the same period last year, the Ministry of Hotels and Tourism said.