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Guidelines for reopening hospitality sector published amid call to reduce 2m social distancing rule

Fáilte Ireland has published guidelines for the tourism industry to ensure businesses can reopen safely on June 29.

Guidelines for reopening hospitality sector published amid call to reduce 2m social distancing rule

Tue, 09 Jun, 2020 - 11:27

Steve Neville

Fáilte Ireland has published guidelines for the tourism and hospitality industry to ensure businesses can reopen safely on June 29.

The sector-specific guidelines for the tourism and hospitality sectors have been published online today.

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