Sweden
Famous for their liberal style, Sweden’s main constraint in its ski resorts, which opened in December, is social distance. In addition to the general rule, which came into effect on February 6, where incoming passengers must enter a negative test result, there are other rules, including limits on group gatherings and allowed numbers in restaurants and bars, creating scenes of relative freedom. central Europeans cannot dream right now.
To emphasize social distance, Sweden’s most popular ski resort, Åre introduced digital queues (skiers are updated at waiting times via the resort’s mobile app), and at a distance a ski pole will be erected. Hotel capacity has been reduced to 80 percent, and restaurants and bars are open for seated guests. Masks, so common throughout the rest of Europe, only need public transport, and on a ski lift visitors can only cycle with ‘bubble’ people.
America
Compared to their European cousin centers across America it has been open all winter, thanks in part to Covid ‘s strict rules introduced from the beginning. Vail Resorts, which operates a number of major U.S. tourist destinations, has introduced a reservation system – it is mandatory for visitors to book their resort on the mountain every day, to limit capacity. and ensuring social distance. Restaurants are open, but outdoor seating has been extended, with ‘heating sheds’ being built. Staff, such as ski instructors, are regularly tested, but the closest visitors to tests are digital health screening forms that they need to complete, if they are participating in a ski lesson, before reaching a resort.
Andorra
Unlike their close neighbors in France, ski resorts and lifts in Andorra are open, for local residents only – must be recognized when purchasing a lift pass to enforce compliance. According to recommendations made by the Domaines Skiables de France, to which the main tourist spots in Andorra are a part, the capacity of chains is reduced only in gondolas, according to statistics, possibly. Front cover is essential for visitors over the age of 6 when queuing and riding on lifts and one-way systems are in place. Some resorts carry out temperature checks to allow for indoor conditions, such as self-service restaurants, digital menus and offline payments – but no. need a test to get to the slopes, but to enter Andorra a negative test is required.