Restrictions & Guidelines
Vic Gov Sector Guidance: here
Tourism
Indoor and outdoor tourism services (see list above)
Open – a density quotient does not apply.
Patron limit of 99 people applies for tourism services provided on a cruise ship.
Notes
- Record-keeping requirements apply according to the type of venue where the tourism service is taking place.
- Any shared equipment used must be cleaned between users
General Guidance
The Pandemic Orders will take effect from 11:59pm, Wednesday 12th January 2022 until 11.59pm on Tuesday 12 April 2022. The changes include:
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- A density quotient of one person per two square metres is required indoors at hospitality venues, including restaurants, cafés, pubs and nightclubs along with certain entertainment venues including arcades and amusement parks, casinos and gaming venues across Victoria.
- Other entertainment venues do not have a density limit (such as theatres, cinemas, galleries, concerts).
- The density quotient does not apply for function facilities. Patron limits of 30,000 indoors apply unless approved through the Public Event Framework.
- Outdoor venues must publish a COVIDSafe Event Plan for events with more than 30,000 patrons.
- Seated service only is strongly recommended and indoor dancefloors within hospitality and entertainment venues must close. Dancefloors are permitted at weddings.
- Face masks will be still required for customers and workers in retail settings.
- At major events, face masks are required indoors and outdoors when at an event with 30,000 or more patrons. Face masks are not required while seated outdoors.
- Restaurants, cafes, bars and pubs are still only open to fully vaccinated patrons and staff. Workers are required to wear face masks.
Workplaces still need to maintain their COVIDSafe Plan.
Information and advice for businesses who have a confirmed case of COVID-19 in the workplace : here
Reopening Resources: VTIC has recorded Webinars and information for businesses: here