Covid & Temptation

Jannet and I were there 21, 22, 23 we didn't get it either.

Not sure about the other 1200 people that were there that week.

 

Different people throughout the week, not staying there all on the same day, every day

Ave occupancy = let's say 70% weekends, 40% weekdays. Ave = 48% per day across a week
426 rooms @ 2 per room = 852 people (a small percentage have 1 and a small percentage have 3 so call it canceling out). That's at 100% so multiply by estimated ave occupancy (48%) = 408 people any one time on average each day
Average stay = 5 days. Means every day 20% of people (82) are replaced by a different 20% as people leave and others arrive and take their place.
In 5 days the whole place has turned over completely with new people. In 7 days it turns over once plus another 40%
5 days at complete turnover = 408 x 2 = 816 people. 7 days = 980

So, a bit off with my initial guess of 1200. But not too far off.

The point being that a sample size of a small group of friends (19 out of 980 - less than 2%) is too small to draw any meaningful conclusions for the overall 'population'.

It's best to assume that there will always be Covid inside the resort at all times, I do. Temptation is not the only place in the world where the virus doesn't, nor will ever, exist.

But then we all accepted that before we headed out there, didn't we?