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CAMC shares its pick of the standout European campsites

CAMC shares its pick of the standout European campsites
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Events - Campgrounds & Motorhome Parks: A Land Use Alternative! - Teagasc | Agriculture and Food Development Authority
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The Plan To Keep Tourists Safe This Summer

The Plan To Keep Tourists Safe This Summer Listen to this episode Share this article The Cabinet sub-committee on COVID-19 is meeting tonight to consider the recommendations made by NPHET on the next phase of reopening the country. But what are those in the tourism industry hoping for from the government tomorrow? Máire Ní Murchú, Chair of the Irish Self-Catering Federation, Derek Binchy, Managing Director of Fota Adventure Centre, and Con Quill, Chief Executive of the Irish Caravan & Camping Council and owner of Blarney Caravan and Camping Park, joined us to discuss plans to keep tourists safe this summer.

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Government has no plans to expand CRSS criteria

Business Editor The Government says it has no plans to amend the criteria for the Covid Restrictions Support Scheme (CRSS) despite growing complaints from business groups that firms that need it are being excluded. An increasing number of firms are being told that they do not qualify for the scheme, even though they are closed or have seen their turnover collapse due to Government imposed Covid-19 restrictions. The CRSS was introduced in last October s budget. It offers weekly payments of up to a maximum of €5,000 to businesses whose premises have either been forced to close or whose turnover has fallen by at least 75% compared to 2019 levels, due to restrictions.

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