Jetwing Hotels offers generous discounts for COVID-19 frontliners

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After months of travel restrictions, Jetwing Hotels is once again able to welcome the public to their homes of hospitality around the island.

With this, comes new offers and discounts for guests to enjoy including a special offer for frontliners of the pandemic, such as police officers, medical personnel and armed forces. The exclusive offer includes discounts up to 60 per cent as a gesture of gratitude for their service during these trying times, the hotel company said in a media release.

The 37 properties across the country have established new COVID-19 protocols to ensure guests have a safe and comfortable stay. Following government regulations and guidelines provided by public health authorities across the globe, Jetwing Hotels has implemented social distancing, temperature checks and frequent disinfecting and sanitising of public areas/rooms among several other procedures in order to actively prevent the spread of COVID-19.

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