The Hotel Federation of Ibiza & Formentera said on Friday that mandatory face masks are not good for Tourism.
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Are compulsory face masks bad for tourism?
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I need a special kind of mask, the one that can protect my eyes from these ridiculous comments in support of this nonsense. Anyway, please do let us know when and where the protest against this shall take place.
Get your over any ridiculous prejudices about masks and you will be fine...the global population is becoming ever more used to such requirements....you focus on ensuring that your offer is up to internationally expected standards in every respect (not just post Covid)!!!!
Why should anybody travel to a facemask country. Almost nobody will. Trying to fight a virus through a lockdown has nver been tried throughout the history of mankind. There is a reason for that. Soon they will find out why.
I personally don’t have a problem with face masks, life as we know it is going to change quite a lot in the foreseeable future and it involves wearing a mask more often then so be it, you’ve got as much chance of catching the virus from your next door neighbour as you have walking along the Pine Walk in Puerto Pollensa it’s just a case of being aware of your surroundings and taking the appropriate action.
Compulsory use of face masks in Mallorca is showing the world of Tourism that The Island is acting in a totally responsible manner. Tourists can be assured and totally secure in the knowledge that they will be very safe and protected whilst on holiday in Majorca.