NEW A PP A BOON AS BORDERS RE OPEN
A NEW mobile a pp has been called a post-C OVID -19 gamechanger that will provide safety as Tasmania re opens its borders.
Au tech, which produced the Book Eat Safe a pp, said its award-winning technology would ease the stress and uncertainty of C OVID -19 compliance and contact tracing for hospitality businesses.
TheLaunceston-based company is offering 100 Tasmanian hospitality and tourism businesses a free trial for four months. Consumers can download the a pp for free fromNovember4.
The a pp’ sc re at ors say it will prove a vital link to deal swiftly with potential outbreak sand clusters when borders re open.
“The Book Eat Safe A pp is a game changer. It will provide the safety that government, tourism and hospitality industry and the general public wants as we head into a future with borders open ,” Au tech CEO Darren Alexander said.
Tasmanian Hospitality Associ at ionCEO Steve Old said the a pp would help the hospitality sector stream line COVID-19patrontracing.
“Health and safety has always underpinned our vibrant industry and we hope this new platform can help venues remain compliant in order to pros per over the, hopefully, busy summer period ,” Mr Old said.
Consumers will be able to find Book Eat Safe venues anywhere in Tasmania.
The a pp will tell the venue which consumers are attending, when, for how long and enables a deposit to be paid to hold the table
The customer will receive a booking confirmation with a QRcode.
Hospitality and tourism operators can visit bookeatsafe.com.au/vendors forinformation.