After much confusion, regulations regarding leisure travel in level 3 are clear

To take “leisure” bookings or not to take “leisure” bookings … that, for much of the travel sector, has been this month’s burning question.
Now, after weeks of confusion and one extreme case of flip-flopping, the ministry of co-operative governance and traditional affairs has laid down the law: leisure travel is NOT allowed under the relaxed level 3 regulations.
The published regulations, in the government gazette of July 12, officially disallow the operation of “hotels, lodges, bed and breakfasts, timeshare facilities, resorts and guest houses,” except to the extent that these facilities are required for accommodation by:
- the remaining tourists confined to such facilities;
- persons for work purposes; and
- persons in quarantine or isolation.
The document also features a table of economic exclusions that bans “hotels, lodges, bed and breakfasts, timeshare facilities, resorts and guest houses for leisure purposes” along with “domestic passenger air travel for leisure purposes” and “passenger ships for leisure purposes”.
It seems they implementing the rules without sitting down Nd think about it, you cannot stop people visiting their families because of staying another provinces, the law enforcement should do, is to ensure every people are wearing mask.