Turkish hotels will introduce a number of restrictions while working in the context of the coronavirus pandemic. This was reported by the Sabah newspaper..

According to the new rules, in the summer of 2020, hotels can be filled up to 60 percent. When checking in, tourists will measure the temperature and give them medical masks. Anyone with signs of the disease will be placed in a designated quarantine zone..

In addition, each hotel will have more frequent cleaning, including disinfection of door handles and surfaces, and the rooms will remain empty for 12 hours after guests evict.

Some measures will be taken in public catering facilities: temporarily there will be no buffet (in hotels where the all-inclusive system operates, products will be placed behind a glass partition), and coffee machines and vending machines with drinks will become unavailable for general use. The number of people in the room during breakfast, lunch and dinner will be limited, and the tables will be shared by a meter and a half distance.

Also, hotels will close SPA centers and fitness rooms, and the mandatory social distance will be respected on the beaches..