Table 5.
Preliminary study and list of items corrected by the managers.
| Indicators | Original Items | Items Eventually Approved |
|---|---|---|
| (C19TP1) [68] | Tourists’ safety and security to slow down severe damage produced by the virus outbreak | Reopen borders to the tourism sector by providing safe and healthy solutions to tourists |
| (C19TP2) [21] | Gradual opening of bars, hotels, and restaurants | Developing protocols for the gradual transition period according to the health authority |
| (C19TP3) [69,70] | Measuring the impact of the health-related pandemic crises on tourism | The health authority should provide affordable solutions for the tourism sector to open the hotels in safe conditions |
| (SD1) [38] | Security and sanitation measures should be active until a vaccine is developed | Government should guarantee hospital capacity and security measures to stop propagation of the virus |
| (SD2) [49] | Public health officials should evaluate the measures to stop the virus | Social and sanitation measures should be rapidly modified depending on the seriousness of pandemic |
| (SD3) [47] | Decisions about testing should be implemented | Expanding testing capabilities is critical for slowing and controlling of the pandemic |
| (SD4) [51,53] | Hotels should inform the sanitation authorities in the case of infections | Hotels should develop protocols to alert the sanitation authorities |
| (SHM1) [54] | WHO protocols should be observed at the hotels | WHO protocols should be observed at the hotels and equally evaluated by official agencies for every hotel |
| (SHM2) [57,71] | Hotels should provide masks in preventing virus infection | The use of masks should be part of the health and sanitation protocol in hotels during the transition period |
| (SHM3) [58] | Workers should be the safest and the most hygienic | Sanitation protocols affecting work shifts, common spaces, rooms, and interaction with clients should be revised |
| (MT1) [60] | Government should have a strategy for testing and contact tracing of individuals | Updated tech should be available to hotels to assess worker and tourist protection |
| (MT2) [72] | Data collection is crucial to increase the available hospital capacity | Hotels should have a protocol about clients infected to be immediately communicated to hospitals |
| (MT3) [47] | Tech tools maximize public safety in similar scenarios | Companies should develop a strategy of using a comprehensive surveillance system between workers |