400 destinations around the world have applied the "Safe Travel Stamp"

400 destinations around the world have applied the "Safe Travel Stamp"

New Zealand, Switzerland and Oman are the latest countries to apply the World Travel and Tourism Council's (WTTC) Covid-19 safe travel standards, collectively known as the "Safe Travel Stamp" ( Safe Travels stamp).

The "Safe Travels stamp" or "Safe Travel Stamp" covers travel safety protocols, according to a common standard developed by the WTTC. The “Safe Travel Stamp” was developed to help restore the confidence of travelers, contributing to revitalizing the global travel and tourism industry that has been ravaged by the Covid-19 pandemic.

A destination in Peru receives "Safe Tourist Stamp"

According to the WTTC, since its issuance in 2020, more than 400 destinations around the world have used the “Safe Travel Stamp” certification. Ms. Julia Simpson - President & CEO of WTTC said that a universally accepted standard is good news for the global tourism industry: “From Portugal to Puerto Rico, Sri Lanka, Slovenia, Thailand Lan, Tunisia, our stamp is now recognized around the world… It sets the standard for health and safety protocols, so travelers can travel with peace of mind knowing a destination are following the highest standards”.

The WTTC “Safe Travel Stamp” issuance process is designed according to the guidelines of the World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and experiences from other member states. member of WTTC. These protocols are also continuously updated according to WHO and CDC recommendations. Currently in Southeast Asia, Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines have joined the program "Safe Travel Stamps".