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From rebuilding trust and confidence with customers to preparing staff returning to workplaces, the guidance provides travel and tourism businesses with a checklist of considerations for reopening.
World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC)
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WTTC launches interactive COVID-19 travel demand recovery dashboard
This unique tool provides users with easy access to qualitative and quantitative travel data at the global and regional level as well as for 33 major countries around the world, by revealing travel demand since the beginning of the year and is updated on a fortnightly basis
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WTTC appoints ATTOI as India’s nodal agency to promote safe travel in post-COVID times
ATTOI will ensure that the travel and tourism activities in India follow the norms under a ‘Safe Travels Stamp’ curated by London-headquartered WTTC, the global body for the sector.
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WTTC warns country-wide border closures could seriously stall global economic recovery
Travel & Tourism sector will help power the global economic recovery
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Travellers should ‘wear to care’ in the new normal says WTTC
As countries transition from lockdowns to reopening their borders, the wearing of face masks helps signal the return of safer travels, while also providing personal protection for users as well as those around them
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WTTC launches Safe Travels protocols for tourist attractions and short-term rental
Backed by the United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO), the WTTC protocols also take into account guidelines from the World Health Organisation (WHO)
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WTTC launches Safe Travels protocols for aviation, airports, MICE and tour operators
The latest protocols are designed to drive the return of safe travel and enable industries, namely tour operators and convention centres, meetings and events to thrive once again
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WTTC launches world’s first ever global safety and hygiene stamp
Saudi Arabia, Barcelona, Portugal, Cancun and Seville among first destinations to adopt private sector protocols and stamp