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Tourists must check out of hotels in Bavaria no later than November 2
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The Robert Koch Institute reports 19,059 recently infected people
Germany is preparing for a second lockdown. Bars and restaurants remain open the last weekend before a four-week break applies from Monday. The Robert Koch Institute, meanwhile, reports 19,059 recently infected people, a new record.
Due to the partial closure nationwide, tourists in Bavaria have to leave no later than Monday morning. A similar regulation applies in Schleswig-Holstein. Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania sets a longer period for tourists.
TTourists must leave the hotels in Bavaria no later than November 2 in the morning. Tourist overnight stays are no longer allowed from that day, a spokesman for the Bavarian Health Ministry said on Saturday. “Overnight guests can leave during the morning of November 2 as a gesture of goodwill, although the regulation actually applies after midnight.”
Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania Prime Minister Manuela Schwesig (SPD) had previously announced that tourists would have to leave her state on November 5. In principle, as of November 2, guests should no longer be accepted for tourist purposes for the rest of the month, Schwesig said Friday night after a cabinet meeting.
“Of course, for the guests who are already there, they have time to return,” said Schwesig. Therefore, this applies to all reservations made up to and including Friday. If you book accommodation later, you must leave before next Monday.
Manuela Schwesig (SPD), Prime Minister of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, announced that tourists must leave MV before 5 November.
Source: dpa / Jens Büttner
Starting Monday there will be a partial closure nationwide until the end of November. So, hotels cannot receive tourists. Among other things, this should control the massive increase in the number of corona infections. The federal and state governments agreed to this on Wednesday.
The neighboring state of Schleswig-Holstein announced on Friday a regulation similar to Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. In principle, tourists must have left there before November 2, vacationers on the North Sea and Halligen islands have until November 5 due to capacities in the traffic of ferries and car trains, as said the Friday the state government in Kiel with reference to the latest federal update. Country resolutions communicated.
The Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania tourism industry with popular tourist destinations such as Rügen and Usedom was hit hard by the Corona crisis. In the spring, tourism companies were initially unable to receive guests and then only some from the state itself, followed by gradual relaxation until all beds could be reoccupied. Also in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania, crown numbers have increased significantly recently. Several districts are now considered corona risk areas.
