11 New Normal Protocols for Honeymoon in Bali

What is the New Normal Protocol for Honeymoon in Bali?

As you already know, the New Normal health protocol has begun to be implemented in Indonesia across various sectors, including tourism. Dan talks about tourism in Indonesia, of course the name Bali cannot be ignored, right?

So far, Bali has become a popular tourist destination not only for domestic visitors but also for international tourists. Whether backpackers, family vacations, school holidays, or honeymoons, Bali always remains the chosen destination.

And for those who have long planned to honeymoon in Bali, of course, the news of implementing the New Normal health protocols is good news. Because it means Bali is ready to reopen its doors to tourists. So, what is the New Normal Protocol for honeymoon in Bali?

In general, the New Normal Protocol for honeymoons in Bali is the same as the general New Normal protocol that applies and is implemented in hotels, villas, homestays, accommodations, and so on. As additional information, this protocol has been in effect since July 9, 2020, which also indicates that Bali is the first to implement the New Normal tourism protocol in Indonesia.

In summary, here are the points of the New Normal Protocol for honeymoons in Bali.

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General Standard Protocol for New Normal for Hotels, Villas, Lodges, and Similar Establishments

Managers, employees, guests/tourists, and third parties/suppliers are required:

1. Wearing masks or face shields. For cloth masks, the recommendation is a 3-layer cloth mask.
2. Wash your hands with hand sanitizer, or with soap and running water.
3. Maintain a distance of at least 1 meter when interacting and sitting.
4. Implementing Clean and Healthy Living Behavior (PHBS).
5. Cover your mouth and nose with a handkerchief or tissue when coughing and sneezing.
6. Avoid touching the face area (eyes, nose, and mouth) directly with hands.
7. Measure body temperature regularly. Employees are also required to measure guests' body temperature using a thermo scanner or thermo gun, and ensure that the guest's body temperature is below 37.3 degrees Celsius – if a temperature above the limit is detected after two checks with an interval/jar of 5 minutes, the guest is prohibited from entering the accommodation area.
8. Take a shower and change clothes immediately upon arriving home.
9. Regularly clean personal belongings as needed with disinfectant.
10. Ready to be examined by health officers as a preventive measure against the spread of COVID-19.
11. Avoid physical contact when greeting.

In addition to the general standards above, there are also a series of specific standards applied to each of the parties mentioned above – tourism accommodation managers, employees or staff, guests, and third parties or suppliers (vendors). Meaning, the New Normal Protocol for Bal's honeymoonIt is mandatory for you and your partner to also apply as guests with the aim of protecting and safeguarding yourself and those around you while you and your partner spend time on your honeymoon.

Considering that a honeymoon is an important moment to celebrate your private moments with your partner, of course you don't want this special moment to end in disaster, do you? Therefore, you and your partner clearly need to prioritize the interests and health of the community as well.

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The implementation of the New Normal tourism protocol in Bali has become a necessity, as evidenced by the certification that must be obtained by all tourism accommodations, including villas. That means you definitely need to choose a villa that has been confirmed to meet those protocols. But, you don't need to bother searching, because Honeymoon Baliku is ready to help you choose the best villa that has met the New Normal Protocol for a honeymoon in Bali!

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