Nikkei wrote that in a bid to rein in the coronavirus pandemic, the Health Ministry is considering amending a law governing hotels and inns so that they can reject customers who may be infected with COVID-19 based on the assessment that the virus has spread rapidly in the countryside as a result of an influx of tourists from urban areas. Under the present regulation, it is extremely difficult for operators to refuse customers for public health reasons.
GOJ mulls revising law to enable hotels to refuse customers for COVID-19 reasons
- August 26, 2021
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