Bryce And Zion Tours With Safety Precautions

In 2019 if you would have asked a frequent traveler how the world may look the following year, they would probably discuss how expensive or inexpensive it would be to fly to other areas of the planet. They may discuss ebbs and flows in tourist traffic two different types of areas based upon heat or cold predictions, and they may have discussed the economic impact that the dollar has with regards to other currencies. Few would have thought that travel to national park areas would be directly impacted by the state of the world. As a rule of thumb, visitation to national parks remains relatively consistent except for times when an extraordinary measures are taken in order to draw additional attention to these areas. An example of this was seen when it was decided that a Nationwide advertising campaign should be rolled out in order to generate additional tourist traffic to national parks, done so because travel to these areas had been on the decline for several years in a row. The advertising campaign worked and interest in these areas became stronger. It would have been difficult to predict the Nationwide pandemic would not only change the way that people view entertainment in general, but increase the interest in national park travel due to the fact that it is both outdoors and wide open enough to allow for space in between visitors. The Coronavirus pandemic has changed the way we must look at entertainment in general, making sure that we keep ourselves safe by taking precautions and avoiding certain kinds of activities. While many indoor entertainment venues have been subject to closures, national parks seemed to be the perfect solution for keeping entertained while also keeping safe. While visiting the national park on your own and in your own vehicle may not have a large amount of impact being seen aside from the park itself limiting the amount of people that are allowed in within a 24 hour period, the tour industry was directly impacted due to the fact that it was difficult to maintain the safety regulations at the same time as providing transportation. In a nutshell, it was difficult to put enough people into a bus or van to maintain profitability and still keep them socially distant.

Bindlestiff Tours is a reader in not only national park tours but also in the new methods which are designed to maintain operations and also keep guests safe at the same time. Bryce and Zion tours have remained operational with a few changes. All vehicles are sanitized before guests are allowed to board, and all guests are temperature checked and must answer questions regarding symptoms before being allowed on the tour. Communal aspects have been changed in order to allow for single use items and solo tents as well as private hotel options. Center seats have been removed in order to maintain distance between guests within the vans, and private tours have been expanded so as to be available for smaller groups. Through these new precautionary measures, we maintain the safety of our guests while still providing the ability to view and experience our great national parks during this unique time.