Current information

• South Tyrol is a white zone.
• Everything you need to know for travelling to South Tyrol from EU countries and Schengen states (list C countries) as well as for returning to your home country can be found here.
• Accommodations are open and guarantee you a safe stay. For more details, please contact your respective accommodation provider.

• Within South Tyrol, you can move around freely at all times and without the need for self-declaration.
• It is no longer mandatory to wear a surgical mask outdoors. You are nevertheless still required to carry a surgical mask with you and to wear it whenever there is a gathering of people.
• All outdoor activities are allowed provided the following minimum distances to others are maintained: two metres when engaged in sports activities and one metre during other physical activities.
• Retail shops are open all week. Wearing a surgical mask while shopping is mandatory for people aged 6 and over.
• Bars and restaurants can stay open in line with their normal hours of operation.
• Public transport and cable cars operate at 80% capacity. Wearing a surgical mask while on board is mandatory for people aged 6 and over. An FFP2 mask is still recommended. Means of transport that are open to the elements can be used at 100% capacity.
• It is possible to visit to theatres, cinemas and concert halls by reservation only. If more than half of the available seats are occupied, a Green Pass is required for admission.
• Museums can be visited at an occupancy of 100%.
• Outdoor swimming pools and swimming centres are open (a Green Passis required to access the showers and changing rooms).
• Fitness centres and indoor swimming pools are open (a Green Pass is required to access the showers and changing rooms).
• Outdoor events can take place under the condition that participants are in possession of a Green Pass

• The following rules apply throughout South Tyrol as they do all over the world: wash and sanitise your hands regularly, keep a safe distance between yourself and others who are not members of your household, always wear a face mask covering your mouth and nose in closed rooms. Outdoors, face masks must only be worn if the minimum distance of 1 meter cannot be maintained and where gatherings of people occur.
• Wearing a surgical mask is mandatory for people aged 6 and over in public transport and inside shops. While receiving up-close services, for example at hairdressers or in beauty salons, wearing an FFP2 mask is mandatory.

We have implemented the following hygienic safety measures to protect your health and well-being:

• At the entrance, hand-disinfection dispensers have been installed
• Our offices are protected by the Durst UVC-R 24-hour 'Habitat' system
• All our employees wear a face mask covering mouth and nose
• We regularly disinfect all contact surfaces
• A hand-cleaning kit is available for our visitors and clients
• Plexiglas protective screens have been installed at our counters