Travel and tourism took a beating during the Covid-19 pandemic, with borders closed, airlines grounded, and many establishments shut for months. Now as the industry attempts to recover in this new context, constantly changing rules and regulations are making it a far-from-simple task. What’s more, industry players must tread the line carefully between welcoming tourists back when the crisis is not yet over, and managing fears and restrictions that may still be in place.

To help the tourism sector in every country wade through the mire, ISO has developed international guidance that enables them to operate in a Covid-19 world and receive tourists in the safest possible way. With a broad scope, it will aid all providers in the sector (accommodation, museums, transport, experiences, activities, and guides, among others) to ensure safer services and prevent the spread of the virus.

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