"Official Advises Against Enforcing Lockdown for Tourism Industry"
The Federal Government's Tourism Commissioner, Thomas Bareiß (CDU), is urging caution against stigmatizing the tourism industry and implementing blanket travel warnings. In a recent statement, Bareiß emphasized that such measures do not build trust among people and may not be effective in dealing with coronavirus restrictions.
Bareiß is against a complete lockdown of the travel industry, advocating instead for a deliberate and evidence-based approach. He believes that blanket measures will not be effective and that credible, trust-building, and understandable measures are necessary to gain acceptance.
According to Bareiß, making travel warnings and measures understandable is crucial to avoid a complete lockdown of the travel industry. He has yet to propose specific understandable and trust-building measures, but his stance is clear: a measured approach is key to ensuring safe travel during the pandemic.
In addition, Bareiß advises against holidays in risk regions and encourages travellers to follow all necessary safety precautions. He emphasizes the importance of taking personal responsibility for one's health and the health of others.
As the tourism industry continues to navigate the challenges of the coronavirus pandemic, Bareiß's cautious yet assertive approach offers a glimmer of hope for a future where travel can resume safely and responsibly. The State Secretary in the Federal Ministry of Economics remains committed to finding a balanced solution that protects both public health and the economic wellbeing of the tourism sector.
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