Dir - Part 55 (Kana TV Drama)

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Published Jan 18, 2025

Dir - Part 55 (Kana TV Drama).

"17 million 704 thousand 800 birr from domestic tourists, 3 million 287 thousand 324 birr from foreign tourists" - North Wolo Zone

The North Wolo Zone Department of Culture and Tourism and the Lalila City Administrator told Tikvah Ethiopia that the birthday was celebrated peacefully at Lalibela Wukur Church.

Ato Tilahun Abate, the leader of the heritage protection and tourism development team of the North Wolo Zone Culture and Tourism Department, said, "The festival was celebrated without any problems."

How many tourists attended the festival? How much income was received? They also gave an explanation to our question.

Ato Tilahun Abate:

Local and foreign tourists attended the festival.

Number of domestic tourists: 564 thousand 260 male, 320 thousand 950 female, total 885 thousand 210.

A total of 493 foreign tourists, 312 male, 181 female, attended the festival.

17 million 704 thousand 800 birr from domestic tourists, 3 million 287 thousand 324 birr from foreign tourists.

In total, the number of vehicles that entered to attend the birthday was 531.

Amara region is known to have security problems; Compared to your plan and the same period last year, has the number of tourists decreased? We have an additional question:

"When we look at the flow of domestic tourists, the number was successful in terms of our plan as most of the people make pilgrimages for faith."

But as a foreign tourist knows, our strategic plan was too much. But many conditions are required for foreign tourists to visit an area.

Peace stability and other such matters will be decided. From this point of view, the number of foreign tourists was moderate. But this year is better than the last 5, 6 years since Covid," they responded.

When we asked for an explanation about the end of the festival, the first deputy mayor of Lalibela city, Ato Bheranwe Bifi, said, "We celebrated a completely peaceful festival."

"The whole festival was done in a manner centered on the Ethiopian tradition of the holy city of Lalibela. "It was a festival that the young people and the whole community wanted and gathered together," he said.

What happened to the renovation of Lalibela church? We asked.