Italy publishes extensive guidelines and information on new protocols for travellers
The Italian Tourist Board (ENIT) has published an extensive set of guidelines and new protocols on their website to educate and reassure travellers heading to Italy on holiday. From 3rd June 2020, British visitors are able travel with no quarantine restrictions in Italy.
Flavio Zappacosta, manager for UK and Ireland commented: ‘With the extensive and thorough protocols available online for travellers, we hope to reassure visitors that Italy is ready for tourists and has the correct measures in place to both ensure their health and safety whilst having a fantastic experience in the destination.’
The information covers operational guidelines for businesses and general information for tourists on the protocols and social distancing measures that have been implemented throughout the country. Specific information has been published on the Italian Tourist Board website and includes links to pages outlining specific protocols on every aspect of a holiday experience including restaurants, seaside and beach areas, accommodation facilities, swimming pools, parks and museums.
Visitors to Italy are advised that it is mandatory to wear a mask in enclosed spaces including public transport or anywhere where they may not be able to exercise social distancing. In addition, hand sanitizers must be available and information on prevention measures must be displayed in several languages. A one-metre social distancing rule will apply in all public areas including restaurants, hotels and public spaces.
To further inspire travellers to head back to Italy, ENIT has launched its first ever app, Italia VR. The app will include further information on art, history, territory, culture, food and wine. The app also offers three immersive experiences but will continue to be updated with new content.
To access the full list of protocols, visit www.italia.it/en/useful-info/guidance-standards-for-hospitality-reopening.html
For more information on Italia VR and to download, visit www.italia.it/en/useful-info/italia-vr.html
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