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On May 25th, accommodation facilities and lifts in South Tyrol could reopen.
Friday 1 May 2020 1 minutes reading time
Yesterday, Thursday 30 May, the provincial government of Bolzano approved a bill on Phase 2 of the Covid 19 emergency which provides for the reopening of accommodation facilities and lifts starting from 25 May.
This would mean that there could be the probability of returning to skiing in the Schnalstal Valley.
On 8 May, however, commercial activities should resume, while on 11 May hairdressers, beauty centers, bars and restaurants will reopen. Also from 8 May it will be possible to move around the province of Bolzano without self-certification.
A bill that therefore anticipates the reopening of Phase 2 of the decree of the President Giovanni Conte.
The bill must now be approved by the provincial council.
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