2nd July 2020
Hospitality Ulster has published Guidance on what businesses can reopen on 3rd July and how they can reopen safely
Hospitality Ulster has produced updated guidance on what hospitality and tourism businesses can reopen tomorrow (3rd July) and a step to step guide on how they can reopen safely.
The following businesses can re-open tomorrow (3rd July):
- Unlicensed Restaurants, Cafés, Coffee Shops: Social distancing must be adhered to.
- Licensed Restaurants: Can operate a normal ‘main table meal’ and beverage service both indoors and outdoors, but social distancing measures must be adhered to (table service only). Government advise not to provide activities such as bands, live sport screening etc.
- Indoor spaces of Pubs and Bars for the provision of a ‘main table meal’ with the serving of alcohol being ancillary to this (table service only). Government advise not to provide activities such as bands, live sport screening etc.
- Pubs and Bars with outdoor spaces (E.G. beer gardens) are permitted to sell alcohol in these spaces where they are already licensed (table service only). Government advise not to provide activities such as bands, live sport screening etc.
- Hotel Amenities including hotel restaurants. Hotel bars are restricted to the provision of a ‘main table meal’ with the serving of alcohol being ancillary to this (table service only). As with pubs and bars, hotels with licensed outdoor spaces are permitted to sell alcohol in these spaces. Government advise not to provide activities such as bands, live sport screening etc.
Further information can be found here.
