All tourist establishments will have to close within seven days

[Captain Sensible]

Notices have gone up in a range of languages to inform any remaining guests of the hotel closures.

The English version:

[Ducks]

While I appreciate that this is a necessary and positive measure, how the hell is this going to be managed?

We got a notice from our community saying that all touristic VV and V rentals were cancelled unless they had a contract pre-dating March 14th. What happens when the 26th comes and there are people who haven't been able to get flights back and can't even get an Air BnB?

[Spitfire58]

I think when/if it gets to that point the government will have to step in & take over enough beds to house all that are left in a central location so easier to staff/maintain.
Relatively easy to take over a hotel or two depending on the numbers. I am sure they already have the powers if required

[Ducks]

Likely. I would not like to be in that position and have no control over where you're staying. 

God help them, my heart really goes out to them.

[Will]

The problem I see is sticking everybody in a crowded hotel and potentially feeding them is like creating a land based cruise ship.

[Captain Sensible]

There is now an official list of hotels/apartments that can stay open in Spain to cater for people that cannot return to their homeland.

There are 3 establishments on Fuerteventura:

1. Hotel Tamasite in Puerto del Rosario
2. Caleta Dorada apartments in Caleta de Fuste
3. Fuertesol Apartments in Caleta de Fuste


https://www.noticiasfuerteventura.com/fu...6Q6hy5PalM

[Ducks]

The two in Caleta are the little chalet-style self-catering ones, I think? So that should avoid the issue of group meals increasing infection, etc.

Smart choice.

[Spitfire58]

Yeah, we have stayed in Dorada before, limited kitchens but you could get by

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

Not so sure about Hotel Tamasite as a choice though. I looked at booking a room for a night there once and I'm pretty sure they are just bedroom/bathroom, no kitchen facilities and no café/restaurant on site - makes it a bit difficult to self cater in these times. I think some rooms had balconies, others just windows, pretty claustrophobic when you can't go for a walk.