Beijing hotel guests must show negative test results

Travel Daily Media

TDM AWARDS - NOMINATE NOW!

Beijing hotel guests must show negative test results

From now on, travellers arriving in Beijing will be required to provide negative coronavirus test results when they check-in to hotels, under a new measure announced.

Zhou Weimin, a senior official at the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, said the authorities will strengthen control and management of people who come to Beijing and stay in hotels to avoid any loopholes. Hotels will require guests to provide a national health clearance and a Beijing’s health condition app, with both showing ‘normal’.

Guests should also provide information about their contacts in Beijing and accept the health management requirement of the hotels. The Chinese authorities fear the possibility of a second wave triggered by arrivals from overseas or asymptomatic patients. China’s National Health Commission said 46 new cases were reported last week, including 42 from abroad.

Join The Community

Join The Community

TDM

x Studio

Connect with your clients by working with our in-house brand studio, using our expertise and media reach to help you create and craft your message in video and podcast, native content and whitepapers, webinars and event formats.

Beijing hotel guests must show negative test results

From now on, travellers arriving in Beijing will be required to provide negative coronavirus test results when they check-in to hotels, under a new measure announced.

Zhou Weimin, a senior official at the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism, said the authorities will strengthen control and management of people who come to Beijing and stay in hotels to avoid any loopholes. Hotels will require guests to provide a national health clearance and a Beijing’s health condition app, with both showing ‘normal’.

Guests should also provide information about their contacts in Beijing and accept the health management requirement of the hotels. The Chinese authorities fear the possibility of a second wave triggered by arrivals from overseas or asymptomatic patients. China’s National Health Commission said 46 new cases were reported last week, including 42 from abroad.

Join The Community

Stay Connected

Facebook

101K

Twitter

3.9K

Instagram

1.7K

LinkedIn

19.9K

YouTube

0.2K

TDM

x Studio

Connect with your clients by working with our in-house brand studio, using our expertise and media reach to help you create and craft your message in video and podcast, native content and whitepapers, webinars and event formats.

Scroll to Top

slot777

https://slot777.tohatsutr.com/

slot thailand

https://www.customsouthparks.com/