SYDNEY na gudanar da komowa, inda take hawa matsayi a cikin manyan biranen da suka fi shahara don ziyarta, wani bincike mai tasiri na matafiya na duniya ya nuna.
A jajibirin daya daga cikin mafi yawan kwararar mutanen da birnin ya gani, Sydney ta tashi daga matsayi na biyar zuwa na hudu a binciken da aka yi na shekara-shekara mafi kyawun biranen duniya da mujallar Travel + Leisure ta gudanar. An zabi Sydney a matsayin birni mafi kyau a matsayi takwas cikin sau 13 amma a bara ta fadi zuwa matsayi na biyar.
Anthony Dennis, mawallafin Travel + Leisure Australia, wanda Mujallun Fairfax ke bugawa, ya ce birnin ya kasance cikin halin ko-in-kula.
"An soki gwamnatin NSW a cikin 'yan shekarun nan saboda rashin yin isa don cin gajiyar nasarar abubuwan da suka faru kamar gasar Olympics da gasar cin kofin duniya ta Rugby a 2003, amma wannan sakamakon ya nuna cewa Sydney har yanzu yana da daraja a tsakanin matafiya idan aka kwatanta da sauran manyan biranen duniya. ,” in ji Mista Dennis.
A watan jiya mai kula da harkokin wasanni, John O'Neill, ya fitar da wani rahoto mai zafi kan yadda gwamnatin jihar ke tafiyar da harkokin yawon bude ido tun bayan gasar Olympics ta shekarar 2000. Kwanan nan Gwamnati ta sanar da wani kunshin dala miliyan 40 cikin shekaru uku masu zuwa don farfado da masana'antar yawon bude ido ta Sydney tare da yin alkawarin sake fasalin abubuwan jan hankali na birnin da kuma yadda take kasuwancin kanta.
Alkaluma na baya-bayan nan sun nuna cewa Ostiraliya ta gaza yin tafiya tare da sauran kasashen duniya, inda yawan masu yawon bude ido a watan Mayu ya karu da kashi 0.2 cikin dari a watanni biyar na farkon shekara, idan aka kwatanta da karuwar kashi 5 cikin dari a duniya.
Idan aka kwatanta da sauran jihohi tun 2000, rabon NSW na baƙi na duniya ya ragu da kashi 4.5 bisa ɗari, bisa ga binciken ƙungiyar masana'antu, Dandalin yawon buɗe ido da sufuri.
An zabi Melbourne a matsayin birni na biyu mafi kyau a yankin kuma Tasmania ta kasance daya daga cikin manyan tsibirai 10 a duniya.
MANYAN GAruruwa biyar
* Bangkok
* Buenos Aires
* Cape Town
* Sydney
* Florence
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