Podkalne noted that a new program has been launched at the hotel Radisson Hotel Security Protocoldeveloped by Radisson hotel group and which provides for increased compliance with cleanliness and disinfection procedures.
She informed that the new security protocol, developed in cooperation with the inspection, verification, testing and certification company SGS, provides that the hotel ‘s entrance areas have hand disinfection stations, gloves and masks are available to all, while the reception areas have special safety goggles and service staff wear face masks.
According to her, there are increased requirements for the quality and frequency of cleanliness throughout the hotel – for example, guests can leave the room keys for disinfection at any time, as well as visual indications of social distance, but in specific places, such as elevators, may be located in accordance with the restrictions set in Latvia.
Considering that Radisson Blu Elizabeth Hotel, but especially Radisson Blu Latvija Conference & Spa Hotel Podklane is a popular 10 – step security protocol for organizing events, which includes more frequent and intensive disinfection of event rooms, trained service staff, adequate and adaptable coffee breaks and other nuances.
“The hospitality industry has changed rapidly in recent months and continues to do so – pre-crisis hotel characteristics such as ‘location’, ‘design’, ‘price’ are of course still important, but safety and cleanliness and adaptability are paramount. for a variety of unforeseen situations while maintaining a high level of service, “he said Radisson Blu Elizabeth Hotel head Nicholas Jonson.
Firmas.lv information shows that Radisson Blu Elizabeth Hotel manager Elizabeth Center last year it worked with a turnover of 5.907 million euros and a profit of 1.201 euros. The company was registered in May 1997 and has a share capital of eight million euros. The sole owner is a company incorporated in Norway Linstow.
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