London, Angliya - Britaniyalik kattalarning yarmidan ko'pi (52%) agar chet elda ta'tilda hayvonga nisbatan yomon munosabatda bo'lishganini ko'rsalar, bu mamlakatga yana tashrif buyurishni to'xtatadi, deb aytishadi.
Xalqaro hayvonlar xayriya tashkiloti SPANA (Chet elda hayvonlarni himoya qilish jamiyati) tomonidan buyurtma qilingan YouGov-ning yangi so'roviga ko'ra, Britaniyaning har beshinchi kattalaridan biri (22%) chet elda ta'tilda bo'lganida hayvonlarga nisbatan yomon munosabatda bo'lganligini ko'rgan, ammo ularning to'rtdan uchidan ko'prog'i dam oluvchilar (77%) o'zlari ko'rgan so'nggi yomon munosabat haqida xabar berishga urinishmadi. Ushbu ta'tilga chiquvchilarning aksariyati (71%) sayyohlik sohasida ishlatilgan hayvonlar yomon munosabatda bo'lishganini ko'rganliklarini aytishdi.
So'rov natijalariga ko'ra, chet elda ta'tilga chiqqan britaniyalik kattalarning to'rtdan bir qismi (28%) hayvonlar bilan bog'liq tadbirlarda, masalan, tuya safari yoki ot va aravada qatnashishgan. jalb qilingan hayvonlar.
USHBU MAQOLADAN NIMA OLISH KERAK:
- So'rov natijalariga ko'ra, chet elda ta'tilga chiqqan britaniyalik kattalarning to'rtdan bir qismi (28%) hayvonlar bilan bog'liq tadbirlarda, masalan, tuya safari yoki ot va aravada qatnashishgan. jalb qilingan hayvonlar.
- According to a new YouGov survey commissioned by international animal charity SPANA (the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad), over one in five British adults (22%) have seen animals being mistreated when on holiday overseas, but over three-quarters of these holidaymakers (77%) made no attempt to report the most recent incident of mistreatment that they saw.
- Over half of British adults (52%) say that if they saw an animal being mistreated abroad on holiday it would put them off visiting that country again.
