GULLIVER S World has shared information on how it will be keeping families safe as the Old Hall attraction prepares to reopen on Monday. The milestone in Boris Johnson s roadmap to easing England s lockdown restrictions will see the children s theme park finally able to welcome back customers to the site as well as the hotel. Among safety measures at Gulliver’s World are temperature checks on arrival, mandatory advanced booking, contactless entry and all guests over three needing to wear face coverings on rides. The park is also operating on a limited capacity to meet social distancing requirements. Julie Dalton, managing director of Gulliver’s Theme Parks and Resorts, said: “We cannot wait to welcome back visitors to both the theme park and our self-contained accommodation here at Gulliver’s World.
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Sommelier Roundtable: Reasons to Be Optimistic in 2021
As we long for a better year than last, seven somms from Restaurant Award winners share what they’re hopeful for, from dining out’s revival to social change Even in an industry that was hit hard last year, restaurant pros are finding reasons to feel good about 2021. (Getty Images/MesquitaFMS) Jan 13, 2021
At the start of a new year, there’s a natural desire to feel hopeful. It’s understandable to be more wary this time around, after 2020’s seemingly never-ending series of unexpected downturns. But even sommeliers, whose industry has been hit particularly hard by the coronavirus crisis, see reasons to feel encouraged about the coming months.