The Welsh Assembly's deputy first minister Mike German launched a tourism charter on Wednesday aimed at reassuring potential visitors.
Tourism is in trouble and having huge problems.
This is a question of damage limitation. The charter will be given to any attraction or holiday site which promises to abide by strict rules to prevent the spread of the disease. Many attractions and country walks, and beaches have been off-limits since the crisis began, while others have suffered as a result of cautious visitors staying away from the countryside. Our challenge is not only to eradicate the disease but also to ensure that the businesses forming the backbone of the rural economy can weather the current emergency and recover quickly once it is over. The Tourism Charter is one of our most important measures in the drive to bring visitors back to the many attractions still available in Wales.