After weeks of being closed, the B & Bs will open tomorrow - only for nuclear families • The owners of the places are ready: "We have gone through a difficult roller coaster, waiting for the people of Israel"
After long weeks where guns were closed, at least on paper, the B & Bs will open their gates tomorrow (Sunday) - but only for nuclear families.
Resort owners are waiting for vacationers
This decision will allow Israelis to vacation in B & Bs and travel around the country without restriction.
Those who are currently closed are the hotels and the "Green Islands", which the Ministry of Tourism hopes will open their doors over the next two weeks.
Ben Vanunu, owner of the "Alta Galilee" villa chain, commented on the reopening: "In the past year we have gone through a difficult roller coaster, and we are preparing to open the B & Bs according to all the strict purple mark - minimum contact between staff and guests, nuclear families only and with breakfast served In a personal tray designed for a B&B. "
According to Vanunu, he expects that there will be a high demand for orders, which as stated will be adjusted to the restrictions of the Ministry of Health.
"The possibility of leaving the entrance of the villa or B&B directly for nature walks, marked hiking trails or just sitting in front of the unique view of Mount Hermon or the Sea of Galilee, is very appropriate for the spirit of the time," he said.
"The north abounds in accommodation sites at varying price levels for every person - villas, B & Bs, khans, campsites and precise solutions for a tourist looking for ventilation after a difficult period of closure, and at the same time demanding to maintain his family's health during the vacation."
Ilana Aloni, CEO of the leading resorts "Zimmer Land" and "Villa Land", welcomed the decision: "I would like to thank the Israeli government for the right and requested decision to open the villas.
We are aware of very great demand, we are waiting for the people of Israel to go out and enjoy our beautiful country.
The government's decision gives hope to tens of thousands of small businesses in the B&B industry throughout the country, which will allow the Israeli public to freshen up and relax after a long period of closure. "
Einat Tzarfati, owner of a B&B complex and a therapeutic pool called "Einot Bar" in Givot Bar in the Negev, is ready to host: "And the treatment complexes will be safe according to all the rules. We are excited to end the closure and are waiting in the heart of the Negev."