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Alabama beach businesses scramble for employees amid tourism boom: ‘Begging people to work’
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The Wharf entertainment district is celebrating its 15th year with near 100% capacity, and is boasting record-breaking occupancy numbers over the spring.
OWA, an amusement park and entertainment complex in Foley, saw record attendance and sales across the board this spring, according to a spokeswoman. The venue will welcome a waterpark this summer.
Coastal restaurants were packed during the spring break season, from early March through mid-April. They are expected to be even busier this summer.
Indeed, business is booming at Alabama’s biggest tourism draw its beaches. At the same time, a labor shortage within the hospitality sector is creating an obstacle and a potential pitfall for the region.
Alabamaâs Gulf Coast ready for spring breakers
Coastal communities rebounding after Hurricane Sally
Alabama Gulf Coast 6 months after Hurricane Sally By Sally Pitts | March 5, 2021 at 5:42 AM CST - Updated March 5 at 8:53 PM
Gulf Shores, Ala. (WSFA) - March 16th marks six months since Hurricane Sally slammed into Alabamaâs Gulf Coast. The strong category 2 storm caused significant flooding and wind damage.
While Sally slowly crawled across Alabama, the recovery after the storm was swift for most of Alabamaâs coastal communities. Less than six months after the storm, the mayors of Orange Beach and Gulf Shores say the recovery is ahead of schedule.
UFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry, has tapped
Marie-Laure Bellon to serve as its next COO, effective March 1. She will work out of the organization’s Paris headquarters.
Bellon is currently the CEO and general manager of French exhibition organizer Eurovet, a trade show organizer for lingerie and swimwear, and a subsidiary of Comexposium and the French Knitting and Lingerie Federation.
She has held various senior executive positions over the years at Eurovet, including the strategic positioning and restructuring of the business, launching new activities in Asia and the U.S. and leading the organization’s overall international development. Her career also includes leadership positions in management and business development for Reed Expositions France.
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