- Several Trump hotels require their guests and employees to wear masks.
- The properties include the Trump International Beach Resort in Miami, Florida, where Governor Ron DeSantis is currently battling schools over the regulations for children to wear masks.
- A staff member of the Sea Lake Manor told Insider that he “doesn’t know” whether the property needs to wear a mask.
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although Covid-19 cases surge in the U.S., Many companies Yes Ask their employees and customers to cover up -Including several Trump properties.
According to recommendations posted on the hotel website, several Trump hotels require guests and employees to wear masks indoors.
The Trump Hotel in Miami requires facial coverings to be worn in public places-even in Florida Governor Ron DeSantisContinue to confrontMask missionFor children In expansion Florida Coronavirus diseaseInfect.
“Our Trump International Beach Resort team understands the severity of the risks associated with the spread of the coronavirus Covid-19,” a spokesperson said. Notice on the hotel website“Public places need facial coverings, social distancing is required at all times, and the capacity of outlets is limited. These regulations will be implemented by city and county inspectors during unannounced visits.”
The Trump International Hotel in Waikiki also requires employees to wear masks in the hotel and advises guests to do the same. Health Advisory It can be found on its website. According to the health and safety plan, guests are also advised to “use masks correctly” and maintain social distancing.
The document reads: “We will continue to be vigilant and follow the guidance of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and local and state authorities.”
At the same time, an unnamed staff member of Trump’s Sealake Manor Resort in Florida told Insider on the phone that he “don’t know” whether the guest needs to wear a mask. Earlier this year, Local Florida official threatens resort to fine US$15,000 Exceed After a video of unmasked guests including Donald Trump Jr. appeared at the New Year’s Eve party.
The mask requirements for Trump-related properties appear to be inconsistent. On the one hand, the Trump International Hotel and Tower in Chicago no longer requires fully vaccinated guests to wear masks. According to the notice on its websiteBut, like many businesses across the United States, the hotel stated that guests “will still see (its) employees wearing masks.”
The Trump Hotel in Las Vegas said in a statement Notice Vaccinated guests and visitors can walk around the hotel without wearing a mask.However, a front desk staff who did not want to be named told CBS This week, Las Vegas real estate does have regulations for wearing masks indoors.
“We do have a requirement for wearing masks internally – it has been in effect for the past few weeks,” the worker told CBS, while declining to be named.
It is not clear when every mask guide for attributes was imposed. It is unclear whether other Trump-related hotels in New York and Washington, DC, or former presidential golf clubs across the country also require employees to wear masks.
The Trump Organization did not immediately respond to Insider’s request for comment.
The Trump Organization’s compliance with local mask regulations is inconsistent with the past Provocative gestureThatDonald Trump was hitAgainst wearing a mask. When Trump was President Refused to wear a mask for a few monthsIn public appearance. The most memorable thing is that the former president Take off his maskOn the steps of the White HouseWhen he came back from Walter Reed National Military Medical CenterAfter signing Covid-19.
The United States is currently facing a disturbing Covid-19 cases surge, Especially with Infectious delta variationThe surge in cases prompted the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to recommend Even people who are fully vaccinated Masks should be worn indoors.
As of press time, the United States has recorded 37,133,674 Covid-19 infections, with an average of 139,872 new cases per day. New York Times Covid Case Tracker.
