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THE opening of the tourism sector must be accompanied by various disciplines, ranging from tourism managers to visitors, in implementing the New Customs Adaptation Health Protocol.
According to the Governor of West Java Ridwan Kamil said the application of New Customs Adaptation Health Protocol in 70% tourism was in line with the expectations of the local government. There is distance when the queue of people enters. Then checking body temperature, please do it well,” said Ridwan Kamil.
He gave an example that the visitors’ restriction was already implemented. The Maribaya Lodge, for example, has a policy of 30% of the total capacity of visitors who are allowed to tour nature in its place.
Likewise Farm House. Besides limiting the number of tourists, visitors who can tour the Farm House for a while only residents of West Java. That is evidenced by the Identity Card. Health protocols such as maintaining distance at the entrance, checking body temperature, wearing masks, and washing hands before entering the tourist area, have been implemented in a number of tourist destinations in West Bandung.
Ridwan Kamil said, tourist destinations in Lembang have also been innovating. One of them sells tickets online. That can avoid the crowd. This should be a new way of tourism, so there are no physical money-holding transactions, because they have been paid online, all we have to do is show each cellphone, scan it. This must be a new way.
“The West Bandung Regency Government issued a policy requiring the management of tourist destinations to make statements about the obligation to implement health protocols. In addition, sanctions for tourist destinations that violate regulations have also been determined,” he noted.
He explained that regular reviews must be carried out. The aim is to ensure that all tourist destinations in West Java implement the New Customs Adaptation Health Protocol. While West Java tourism is recommended not yet opened to people or residents from outside West Java. Please refrain first, we are focusing on opening the economy and tourism to the people of West Java first. [bisnis.com/photo special]
