Safe Hygiene Quiz

How is the COVID-19 virus spread?

1. Directly from person to person.
2. By touching contaminated surfaces and objects and then touching your nose, eyes or mouth.
3. Both options are correct.

How long can the COVID-19 virus survive on surfaces?

1. Up to 1 minute.
2. For several days.
3. For few hours.
4. Until sunset.

Employees need to cough and sneeze into a tissue and throw it out immediately, preferably into a closed, hands-free waste bin, and then wash their hands.

If you are about to sneeze and do not have a tissue, you should:

1. Sneeze into your elbow.
2. Sneeze into the open air.

When should face masks be used?

1. In shared and public spaces and whenever physical distancing cannot be maintained.
2. At costume parties.

Encourage tourists, visitors, clients, and employees to wash hands frequently with soap and water for 20 seconds, or if not available, to use hand sanitizer.

Which employees should be trained in hygiene messaging?

1. Only employees working PR and marketing.
2. All employees must be trained and should be able to explain the hygiene protocols.
3. Only employees who are interested in this.

Signage should be posted throughout the property to ensure it is seen by all multiple times a day, in order to commit the messages to memory.

Where should hygiene signage be posted?

1. In lobbies, rest areas and all places where tourists and visitors may crowd or spend time.
2. In the lobby only.

The tourism business or tourism service provider must obtain adequate supplies to implement all hygiene measures.

Visible placement of dispensers is important to encourage their use prior to activities that could lead to transmission, such as eating, touching of objects, or handling goods and using common spaces.

Where should disinfectant gel dispenser be placed:

1. At all property entrances.
2. At all locations where hand sanitation is needed including vehicle doors.
3. At all entrances to dining halls, restaurants and cafés.
4. All options are correct.

Defective equipment should be:

1. Replaced and repaired.
2. Painted in red color to inform people that it is broken.