According to the company, Mr. De Crem’s recommendations don’t make much sense since it would be just as safe to spend his holidays abroad as in Belgium. Conducted with 243 hotel chains between July 6 and 16, an internal company investigation shows that each hotel has established a plan to effectively monitor measures against the coronavirus. Thus, “97% of the staff wears a protective mask at all times and a hydroalcoholic gel is offered in each hotel. 90% of the hotels are also ready to carry out temperature checks”.
Holiday feeling prevails, as do measures to combat the spread of the coronavirus, assures the travel company. “Safety measures are therefore also widely implemented in other areas. For example, there is always a sufficient distance between the sun loungers in the swimming pool and we have also thought about measures in restaurants: in a restaurant with hotel out of three, there is no longer a buffet, but the food is served at the table. “
“Such incoherent government communication hits our sector hard,” warns Neckerman Managing Director Laurent Allardin. “It is important that everyone knows that” coronaproof “travel (resistant to the coronavirus, editor’s note) is again possible today, provided, of course, that security measures are strictly observed. And this by holidaymakers and by hotel staff. “
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