Sharjah Tourism announces the return of tourist and desert trips, amid precautionary measures
The Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority announced the return of tourist and desert trips in the Emirate of Sharjah, amid full commitment to the precautionary measures in place in accordance with the guidebook for desert tourism trips and tour operators.
The move comes in a strong push towards the resumption of tourism activities with the adoption of best preventive practices, the organization of health protocols, and the application of national safety requirements and standards, in implementation of government directives aimed at ensuring the protection of tourists, visitors, employees, citizens and residents of the emirate.
The Chairman of the Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority, Khaled Jassim Al-Midfa, said that the decision to resume tourism and desert trips in Sharjah represents an advanced step on the path to a gradual return to all tourism activities within the framework of close coordination with all relevant partners from the governmental and private sectors in the emirate .. stressing the importance of adhering to the precautionary measures Which lays solid foundations to restore momentum to the tourism sector while preserving the health of employees and tourists alike, in order to establish Sharjah's presence as a safe and preferred tourist destination.
He added that we continue to work closely with all concerned parties to intensify and direct joint efforts towards providing secure ways to maintain public safety in addition to continuing to launch and implement a series of qualitative initiatives aimed at enabling the tourism sector to overcome the repercussions of the global pandemic and accelerate the pace of recovery to reach recovery again as we commit ourselves to On our part, by conducting periodic field visits under the supervision of an integrated team of inspectors from the authority's employees in order to verify the implementation of the precautionary requirements that would limit the spread rates of the emerging "Corona" virus.
Al Midfa said: "We are looking forward with confidence towards the next stage in light of the commitment of the tourism and desert tour operators to conform to the best preventive and precautionary measures ... We call on everyone to cooperate with us in the authority by working according to the guidelines that ensure the safety, health and security of everyone. We also look forward to continuing to take safeguard measures to resume Tourism movement and recreational activities in the emirate in line with the best practices followed locally and internationally.
The Sharjah Commerce and Tourism Development Authority launched the guidelines for precautionary measures related to "Covid-19" for the return of desert tourism trips, and the guide for tour operators in Sharjah, which includes precautionary measures for companies, which provides an opportunity for tourism and desert tour operators to monitor and follow up the implementation of instructions and ensure the extent of Stick to it.
It is noteworthy that the inspection team from the authority works to examine and monitor compliance with health and safety procedures for the "Coronavirus" with regard to employees and workplaces in the companies involved in organizing tourism and desert trips.
The decision to resume tourism and desert trips activity came after requiring specialized companies to take several measures, the most important of which is equipping reception desks with plastic or glass separators, facilitating the use of credit card devices, and conducting sterilization operations regularly.
A number of requirements have been set during the tours, the first of which is that the number of passengers should not exceed the vehicle’s capacity, maintain a distance of at least 2 meters between people, and provide signs around the tourist vehicle to alert participants to the need to avoid crowding and crowding in one area and urge them to adhere to health and safety measures.
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