Spain's tourism minister, Reyes Maroto, said on Tuesday that an inter-ministerial committee is analysing the most appropriate protocols so that hotels, airports and areas with high numbers of visitors will have all the information needed in respect of coronavirus and dealing with it.
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Spanish tourism ministry's protocols for coronavirus
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You are running this story, which claims no impact, a few hours after another that claims bookings are down by 50%. Are you just a patsy or will you do some proper research on the facts rather than regurgitating the official line? Not that I care about your favourite subject - tourism. What I do care about is what the ‘authorities’ - to use a broad spectrum term - are doing to prepare for new cases here. Latest news as of 1800 today is that the virus is spreading rapidly in Europe. There’s balance needed, naturally, not to be alarmist but also to be prepared. Let’s hope the headless chicken government here does the right thing. But as this is a banana republic in so many ways I doubt that will happen.