Posted on Jun 5, 2020
Touchless Elevators And No Buffets: How The Coronavirus May Change Hotels
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Massachusetts hotels could reopen to the general public as soon as Monday, if the state keeps making progress on its coronavirus recovery plan. But things will be different whenever bookings resume.
Guests will have to wear masks in lobbies. They shouldn't expect valets to park their cars. And they can forget about breakfast buffets.
Guests will have to wear masks in lobbies. They shouldn't expect valets to park their cars. And they can forget about breakfast buffets.
Touchless Elevators And No Buffets: How The Coronavirus May Change Hotels
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I don't mind wearing a mask to protect others, and I appreciate those who wear masks to help protect me. We have had a major increase in outbreaks here in Florida. We need to continue to take precautions.
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I'd be happy to be rid of buffets everywhere. They're not sanitary even without a pandemic and it saves vendors a lot of money and wasted food if they serve guests instead.
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