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Is anyone asking their guests if they are vaccinated?
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For guest arriving from a high incidence country to a shared space in Germany it’s relevant to know the Covid status:
That’s the reason why we ask.
Mike and Jane0 Is this a joke?
@Zephyr0 Not a joke at all. I was wondering if you cared about killers like yellow fever etc?
As an international traveler arriving from a yellow fever area, I would have to produce my shot record showing my inoculations.
@Zephyr0 Why would your guests' vaccination status be relevant, when you're listing an Entire Home property and signed on to the "enhanced cleaning" pledge?
Because of the rise in covid cases and the delta variant.
Yes, we have to ask in accordance with our certification from the St. Lucia Ministry of Tourism. Our guesthouse is certified to accept only fully vaccinated guests, even in the wholly self-contained two bedroom apartment.
For guest arriving from a high incidence country to a shared space in Germany it’s relevant to know the Covid status:
That’s the reason why we ask.
@Zephyr0 yes, our house rules stipulate that all guests must be vaccinated and we reserve the right to require proof.
Cancel. Answered my own question
Lisa, thank you, I am now going to put it in my‘house rules’.
@Lisa723 what has been your experience so far with your house rules stipulating guests must be vaccinated? Have you ever asked for proof? Has it resulted in any uncomfortable or awkward situations? Have you lost any bookings or have you had any pushback that has made you feel unsafe? Thank you for your comments in this forum.
@Amy218 So far, we have not asked for proof. It has not resulted in any uncomfortable or awkward situations, or pushback that has made us feel unsafe. We've had one guest ask whether we would accept negative test results instead (no), who did not book, and another who canceled. Of course we do not know how many decided not to book with us, but since demand far exceeds supply in our location we have no problem staying fully booked with guests who agree to the requirement. Guests also have the reassurance of knowing our cleaners are fully vaccinated.
I welcome guests who are not vaccinated. **
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