People are confronted with severe restrictions, especially for hotspots with an incidence over 1000. People are well prepared in the industries.
It remains complicated.
Frederik Holthaus, managing director of the Isar department store:
“Lately it has been sufficient in retail to wear FFP2 masks and observe general hygiene measures. But that could change this Tuesday if the state parliament decides on tightening. It is quite conceivable that the 2G rule will be introduced for retailers like in Saxony. Then we would have to assign someone who controls our customers with great sensitivity. I also think that it is possible that we will have to register again. We've already done that before: Back then, you could check in with the Luca app or leave your personal data in handwritten form. It could also happen that there is a limit of customers per square meter, maybe one customer to 20 square meters. This rule wouldn't hit us dramaticallyEven during the wildest Christmas business, we don't have the 145 approved customers. Of course, the situation is a bit confusing. But I still prefer that to having to close our shop. We have incidences when she would have panic a few months ago. Now life goes on to some extent. "
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Christoph Kessler, cultural organizer from Icking (including "Quartettissimo")
: “We are fortunate that we were able to experience the first concert of the new season in the Tölzer Kurhaus on Sunday, with the Cosmos Quiartet from Barcelona and the Quarteto Quiroga from Madrid, it was simply great. As of Sunday, full seating for 500 visitors would have been possible under 2G conditions. But that would have meant that the guests were not allowed to take off their masks in the seats during the concert. That's why we had seats so that you could keep the necessary 1.5 meters distance. With only 204 seats that meant a reduction of 60 percent, but it was better for listening pleasure. Our next concert won't take place until January. We hope that the situation will have improved by then. If not, it will be difficult. Should only a utilization of 25 percent really be possible from Wednesday,then that means for us: 125 instead of 500 places. But we have 160 subscribers. The situation is of course extremely difficult for culture, we have been postponing concerts for a year and a half. Some time ago there was a concert in the Tölzer Kurhaus that we had to cancel four times. The compensation payments from the federal government do not make the herb fat, but without it it would not work at all. But we take it all on and remain optimistic. The reward for everything is a successful concert. "but without it it wouldn't work at all. But we take it all on and remain optimistic. The reward for everything is a successful concert. "but without it it wouldn't work at all. But we take it all on and remain optimistic. The reward for everything is a successful concert. "
Lydia Hofherrr, Posthotel Hofherr in Königsdorf:
“I can only report on the current status, which is known to change at any time. 3G Plus is currently in effect in our hotel. You have to be vaccinated, have recovered, or have a PCR test no older than 72 hours with you. However, this only applies to people who must take part in professional training that cannot take place online. 2G applies in the restaurant, we make sure that no one comes in without a vaccination card, this is also in the interests of our guests, they want it that way. The word got around among the innkeepers that the health department is checking, and I think that's right. We get our information about when and what applies from the hotel and restaurant association, which is quite reliable. If the district should become a hotspot at some point and everything is closed again,I wouldn't have much sympathy for that. Nowhere is one safer than here. Or does anyone believe that the controls at private celebrations are as strong as they are at us? The constant back and forth is above all a burden for our guests, who are already insecure. I can only appeal: come to us, support your hosts in these difficult times, we will do our best to get the pandemic under control. "
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Claudia Drexl-Weile, owner of the “Alpenföhn und Isarwelle” hairdressing salon in Icking:
“At the moment we hairdressers still have 3G Plus.
So I serve customers who have recovered, have been vaccinated or have a negative PCR test.
I assume that we will have 2G from Wednesday, so only recovered and vaccinated.
At the moment, a lot of people are asking how things will go next.
I also get rejections from people who have not been vaccinated, practically every day.
It would be bad if the district became a hotspot.
Then I would have to close completely.
Then you can forget the Christmas business. "
