What we know so far.
| | | A 2020/2021 pandemic special on how to stay safe on the slopes This winter season will no doubt be special. Tignes and Saas-Fee are covered in snow, looking like a winter paradise we've all been dreaming of. And on the other side of the alps, ski hotspots like Val Gardena and Sölden are prepping for what looks like an amazing season. But, no matter where you look, one thing remains the same; Resorts all across Europe are doing everything they can to keep skiers safe and their lifts open.
At Spyder, we want to do our part to keep our customers safe by providing a general guide on how to stay safe during what seems to be the second wave of this thing called Covid19.
It's probably fair to point out that we aren't scientists, nor politicians. We are just a bunch of ski freaks who want others to have as much fun on the slopes as we do by providing them with useful tips on keeping it Corona friendly this season.
This is not a definitive guide and should not replace official government announcements and restrictions.
Let us start with some general information first. As you probably know, restrictions vary from country to country. It's best to check with local authorities before you travel, just to make sure you won't be confined to a hotel room to quarantine or sent back home upon arrival. Government websites or https://reopen.europa.eu/ are a pretty good starting point, providing you with essential updates and information on travel restrictions. | | | | | | | | | Please Unsubscribe if you do not want us to contact you any more with information about our goods and services. Please note that we may still have to contact you with service-related updates (for example, product safety alerts or recalls)
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