How to ensure ski safety under the epidemic

We experienced a global epidemic in 2020(Covid-19). This year, most ski resorts can only accommodate 50% of the weekday reception. But if you are lucky enough to be able to afford a winter holiday, then there is good news: as the epidemic restrictions continue to be relaxed, ski resorts across the country are reopening. 

This year’s ski resort may be particularly attractive. Indeed, last week, 25,000 tourists swarmed to buy cable car passes on the official website of Thredbo, one of the most popular ski resorts in NSW. This caused the website to be paralyzed. This is the first time such a huge ski resort’s online store has appeared. Sales.

In addition, skiing is a great sport, which has a positive effect on tourism and the economy. And skiing is an outdoor sport, which means that during the epidemic it is safer to engage in sports such as skiing than indoor activities.

Thanks to the efforts in recent months, the risk of contracting the new coronavirus in the community has been greatly reduced. But we need to be vigilant while enjoying the regained freedom.

The first and most important rule: If you are sick, please stay at home. Although there is no need to go into details, if you have any symptoms, such as sore throat or fever, then please go for a checkup and consider canceling your vacation booking until you are sure that you are not infected with the coronavirus.

Ski resorts will face a series of challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic. You need to be prepared, because this year's situation will be extraordinary. In addition to restricting passenger flow to ensure social distancing, resorts must also adopt stricter cleaning measures.
 

And please don't forget to wear the snowboard goggles, ladies white ski goggles and best kids ski helmet to protect yourselves and ski cloth when you skiing.