Objek wisata kasebut terus berkembang ing salah sawijining tujuan wisata sing paling cepet berkembang ing Afrika. Sawise adupacara ecommissioning lan kirim kanggo Spirit of Malabo tanggal 12 Oktober 2017 saka Gateway Marina ing Brooklyn, New York, kapal bersejarah iki mangkat menyang Guinea Khatulistiwa.
Kapal iki digunakake kanggo baris transatlantik solo limang ewu mil saka Las Palmas, Kapuloan Canary lan tiba ing daratan karo Spirit of Malabo ing Jembatan Brooklyn ing New York tanggal 28 Nopember 2015. Perjalanan kasebut bakal njupuk rong puluh siji sasi angel.
Baris transatlantik iki kanggo kesadaran AIDS lan kanggo memorialize nomer kaetung wong Afrika sing tiwas nalika perdagangan budak transatlantik lan makarya ing perkebunan ing Amerika lan Karibia. Kapal iki disponsori dening Republik Guinea Khatulistiwa bebarengan karo akeh mitra lokal, nasional lan donya.
Kapal dayung sing dibangun Brasil saiki bakal diangkut bali menyang Afrika ing ngendi bakal ana ing pameran permanen ing Museum Seni Modern Guinea Khatulistiwa ing kutha Malabo. Rowing lan safety gear, buku, peralatan, buku harian, grafik, alat navigasi, foto lan piranti mancing sing dadi bagéan saka nyebrang Atlantik bakal ngiringi pameran museum.
Upacara decommissioning lan kirim-off kanggo Spirit of Malabo dirancang kanggo pas karo perayaan 49th Taun Kamardikan Guinea Khatulistiwa saka Spanyol. Spirit of Malabo bakal diangkut dening Maersk Line, perusahaan pelayaran kontainer paling gedhe ing donya.
APA sing kudu dijupuk saka ARTIKEL INI:
- The Brazilian built rowboat will now be transported back to Africa where it will be on permanent exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art Equatorial Guinea in the city of Malabo.
- The transatlantic row was for AIDS awareness and to memorialize the countless numbers of Africans that died during the transatlantic slave trade and worked on plantations in the Americas and Caribbean.
- After a decommissioning and send-off ceremony for the Spirit of Malabo on October 12, 2017 from the Gateway Marina in Brooklyn, New York, this historic vessel is off to Equatorial Guinea.
