ISA announces access to new EU Covid-19 safety seal

The Irish Spa Association (ISA) has announced that its members now have access to the new  European Tourism Covid-19 Safety Seal.

Published by the European Standardisation Organisation (CEN), the seal is a European standardisation deliverable for Covid-19 health and safety protocols in tourism establishments and services, developed at the European Commission's initiative.

It complements CEN’s endorsement of a safety protocol developed at the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). It aims to increase the trust of travellers and tourists, as well as residents and employees, fostering the EU’s reputation as a quality tourism destination.

The seal is the second part of the CWA (CEN Workshop Agreement) 5643 series. The ISA has been operating CWA 5643 Part 1 for the management of Covid-19 in beauty and spa settings since 2020, with ISA co-founder Anita Murray participating in the drafting of the document and the development of it.

Part 2, the European Tourism COVID-19 Safety Seal, can be displayed by members in accordance with Part 1. The ISA said that it is confident the new seal will be a vital tool for business continuity for the sector and to continue to restore the trust of our all guests and clients.

The Irish Spa Association (ISA) has announced that its members now have access to the new  European Tourism Covid-19 Safety Seal.

Published by the European Standardisation Organisation (CEN), the seal is a European standardisation deliverable for Covid-19 health and safety protocols in tourism establishments and services, developed at the European Commission's initiative.

It complements CEN’s endorsement of a safety protocol developed at the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). It aims to increase the trust of travellers and tourists, as well as residents and employees, fostering the EU’s reputation as a quality tourism destination.

The seal is the second part of the CWA (CEN Workshop Agreement) 5643 series. The ISA has been operating CWA 5643 Part 1 for the management of Covid-19 in beauty and spa settings since 2020, with ISA co-founder Anita Murray participating in the drafting of the document and the development of it.

Part 2, the European Tourism COVID-19 Safety Seal, can be displayed by members in accordance with Part 1. The ISA said that it is confident the new seal will be a vital tool for business continuity for the sector and to continue to restore the trust of our all guests and clients.

The Irish Spa Association (ISA) has announced that its members now have access to the new  European Tourism Covid-19 Safety Seal.

Published by the European Standardisation Organisation (CEN), the seal is a European standardisation deliverable for Covid-19 health and safety protocols in tourism establishments and services, developed at the European Commission's initiative.

It complements CEN’s endorsement of a safety protocol developed at the International Standardisation Organisation (ISO). It aims to increase the trust of travellers and tourists, as well as residents and employees, fostering the EU’s reputation as a quality tourism destination.

The seal is the second part of the CWA (CEN Workshop Agreement) 5643 series. The ISA has been operating CWA 5643 Part 1 for the management of Covid-19 in beauty and spa settings since 2020, with ISA co-founder Anita Murray participating in the drafting of the document and the development of it.

Part 2, the European Tourism COVID-19 Safety Seal, can be displayed by members in accordance with Part 1. The ISA said that it is confident the new seal will be a vital tool for business continuity for the sector and to continue to restore the trust of our all guests and clients.