Turkey launches safe certification programme as tourism resumes
The Ministry of Traditions and Tourism in Turkey announced to start a safe tourism recognition programme as the united states restarts its 2020 tourism summer season.
Run together with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the programme addresses a wide range of safety precautions.
The certificate validates the execution of high degrees of health insurance and hygiene requirements at airline companies, airports (and other transport stations) and accommodation outlets, together with food and beverage facilities.
Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, Minister of Way of life and Tourism, Turkey, explained, “Turkey is a role model for the environment through the COVID-19 pandemic, thanks to its well-established health program and treatment options."
“The launch of our safe tourism recognition programme further demonstrates that Turkey will take a pioneering role regarding directing the normalisation of tourism.”
Esroy added, “Global quarantine methods have caused unique advancements all over the world, nevertheless these measures are receiving more flexible and the tourism sector itself plays a vital role in helping go back to normal processes."
“In our way of life, it is very important to look after our guests, meaning that we focus on providing healthy and safe and sound tourism for everyone."
“Our new documentation programme ensures that vacationers can love holidays in Turkey in a secure and hygienic approach and feel comfortable throughout their visit,” he concluded.
The safe tourism documentation programme follows the announcement from the beginning of March that Uk citizens going to Turkey for leisure or business purposes will now manage to travel with out a visa for 90 days in any 180-day period.
This summer would be the first season without visa requirements for British tourists.
