Coronavirus information
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News and safety measures in the resorts
NEWS FLASH: COVID guidelines for children aged 12 to 16 and general adults (8/12/21).
To access the Lifts in resort your child will require:
• Pass Sanitaire (QR code certification of double vaccinated or negative PCR test) needed for everyone 12 or over.
• Single jab not considered fully vaccinated.
• 12 yr olds and over will need to have an PCR test or Antigen test every day in resort. Available in pharmacies or hotels. Only last for 24 hours (to be checked with the hotels).
Traveling to and from France:
• Everyone needs a negative PCR test (or Antigen if fully vaccinated).
• Un Vaccinated adults need a negative PCR test
• If you are vaccinated you must present proof of purchase of a PCR test which you need to do within 2 days of arrival.
• Everyone needs to do a day two test in the UK.
• Pass Sanitaire (QR code certification of double vaccinated or negative PCR test) needed for everyone 12 or over.
• Single jab not considered fully vaccinated.
• 12 yr olds and over will need to have an PCR test or Antigen test every day in resort. Available in pharmacies or hotels. Only last for 24 hours (to be checked with the hotels).
Traveling to and from France:
• Everyone needs a negative PCR test (or Antigen if fully vaccinated).
• Un Vaccinated adults need a negative PCR test
• If you are vaccinated you must present proof of purchase of a PCR test which you need to do within 2 days of arrival.
• Everyone needs to do a day two test in the UK.
NEWS FLASH: Geneva Airport COVID-19 Restrictions - 26/11/21
Guidelines for entering Switzerland for UK travellers changed dramatically on 26th November with new 10 day quarantine restrictions imposed on any UK citizen entering the country. Our sources at PlanetSki.eu have released an article explaining the situation.
READ MORE at PLANETSKI.eu
READ MORE at PLANETSKI.eu
A Shared Responsibility
To preserve the health and safety of all, please respect and abide by the protective measures in place. The resort staff will assist and ensure compliance with the health measurements in force.
Public Transport
- Wearing a mask is compulsory at all times. At the bus stop, in the buses and in the queues
Accommodation and tourist offices
- Wearing a mask is compulsory in both public and enclosed areas
- Antibacterial sanitiser is available
- Disinfection of contact surfaces and increased cleaning frequency
Ski Lifts
- Daily disinfection of contact areas
Bars and Restaurants
- Wearing a mask compulsory when not seated
- Table service only
- Table spacing of at least 1 meter or presence of a protective wall/screen
- Antibacterial sanitiser is available
- Disinfection of contact surfaces and increased cleaning frequency
esf is by your side
To allow everyone to reconnect with the snow-capped mountains, esf makes every effort to welcome you all in the best possible conditions.
The outdoor conditions and modifications to ESF's activities will allow you to access the mountains in compliance with the measurements in force.
In addition, there are specific measures to ESF's practices concerning the conduct of lessons and courses with a limitation of the number of students, organisation of departures and arrivals, and the cleaning and disinfection of the premises and the equipment used.
With ESF activities being outdoors and with some adjustments in place you can access the mountain in compliance with the standards in force.
With esf, staying protected in the mountains is natural.
A Shared Responsibility
