The Tahiti Ti'a May 2021 mini festival ends prematurely

By corresponding the dispatch of Tahiti published Lela Dépêche from tahitivic my news

Barely started and already finished after two evenings.The Tahiti Ti’a Mai festival of the Intercontinental hotel ended last Saturday, with the services of the Tahiti Ora and Nonaher groups on the motu of this establishment.A brutal judgment which deserves some explanations since this type of open-air event seemed to satisfy the new restrictions imposed by the High Commission and the Country in this new period of Variant Covid-19.

"We listened well to the announcements made by the High Commissioner.Besides, when this announcement arrived on Friday, we suspected that next weekend was going to be complicated for us, "said Nedim Salignon, Director of the Restoration.

"We preferred not to extend the festival next week, even if, indeed, we are outdoors and we respect health measures, with a capacity of 500 covers.Customers can use buffet with their own pliers, distances are respected, hydroalcoholic gel is everywhere and customers must wear a mask for any trip.In itself, we could have continued but we preferred to stop.We played the card of responsibility, ”explains Nédim.

As for other projects?Many weddings are already scheduled in this establishment and here too, Nedim wonders.

“Some groups are limited to around thirty people, so they will be seated at the table and will not be able to dance.Can they still celebrate their marriage?We have other events, scheduled for early September and at the end of October, and we hope that things will have returned to order, "he explains.

A situation obviously shared by other hotel establishments in the square which had to cancel certain events already sold and programmed such as the ORA Zouk II IA of the LE TAHITI ARUE hotel, scheduled for next week on two evenings.

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