After passing the independent audit of TÜV Rheinland, the Pamplona hotel has obtained the 'Safe Tourism' seal created by the Spanish Institute of Tourist Quality (ICTE) , whose protocols have been approved by the Ministry of Health, and which aims to distinguish companies tourism that have implemented the Health Risk Prevention System against COVID-19.

With the next certification of the Tudela hotel, which will foreseeably be received next Friday, June 12, this will be the second seal acquired by the Navarran hotel chain since it restarted its activity after the start of the pandemic, adding to that of 'Safe Accommodation' promoted by Hostelería de España and CEAHT (Spanish Confederation of Hotels and Tourist Accommodation .

In addition to all the measures required by both certifications, the hotel chain has opted for the installation of non-contact thermal detection cameras at the entrance of its accommodations. A measure focused on generating even greater confidence in clients and national and international tour operators that is already seeing its fruits: “So far, the experience of our clients has been very positive and this is how they transmit it to us, both in terms of security and hygiene in the facilities, as well as regarding the quality of services and care that continue to be a priority for us ”, explains Ramón Sola - CEO of bed4U Hotels.

The total reincorporation of the workforce during the month of June will make it possible to meet the objective of excellence in security, care and services and to resume the full activity of the accommodation.

The bed4U Hotels chain, which is observing a slow but hopeful reactivation of reservations, maintains its expansion strategy, which is materialized in the continuity of the works of the bed4U Bilbao hotel, with an expected opening date in early 2021, and in the beginning of the works of the San Sebastián and Santander projects this summer.