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Birštono viešbučio „Royal SPA Residence“ valdytoja UAB „Royal SPA Hotel“ pernai neteko pusės klientų ir 29% pajamų. Šiuo metu užimtumu skųstis birštoniškiai negali – vasarą jis sugrįžo į ikipandeminius 2019-uosius, tačiau neramina nežinomybė dėl galimo naujo karantino. Jei vėl reiks užsidaryti, valdžia turėtų padengti verslui fiksuotus kaštus, antraip dalis viešbučių trečiojo karantino nebeišgyvens, įsitikinęs „Royal SPA Hotel“ vadovas.
Du karantinai savo juodą darbą padarė: miškų apsuptyje Birštono kurorte įsikūrusio viešbučio valdytoja 2020 m. gavo 2,44 mln. Eur pajamų, 1 mln. Eur mažiau nei 2019 m., per metus patirta 0,14 mln. Eur nuostolio. Įmonės Registrų centrui pateiktoje fin .
Lancashire mum opens doll shop, cafe and pamper salon especially for kids A mum who was inspired by family chats during lockdown has opened a unique business in her home town. Desiree Khan has recently launched K Dolls Boutique, essentially a doll shop which also doubles up as a cafe and beauty salon, especially for kids. The new business in Clifton Street, Blackpool is aimed at children, young people and their families, and is open Thursday through to Monday. K Dolls Boutique will offer children a fun opportunity to find a new favourite doll in its shop, get pampered in its salon and enjoy afternoon tea in the K Dolls Café.
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A person holds a mask while walking outside in Philadelphia, Friday, May 21, 2021. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
Philadelphians may need to break out their masks once again.
As the delta variant causes an increase in new COVID-19 cases, city health officials are urging residents to mask up in indoor public spaces.
The move comes nearly two months after officials reopened the city, and nearly a month-and-a-half after dropping the indoor mask mandate.
West Philadelphia resident Tempest Carter said the recent recommendation “further creates distrust amongst the community and the CDC and the city.”
“I wish they never told people that they didn’t have to wear a mask,” said Carter. “I think with delta and lambda variants out, it’s so important to do everything we can to keep each other safe.”
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Posted: Jul 22, 2021 6:12 PM CT | Last Updated: July 22
In a year, Jessie Pruden went from learning how to bead to supporting herself with her new beading business, Bead ‘n Butter. (Submitted by Jessie Pruden)
Jessie Pruden learned how to bead because she was very bored during her COVID-19 quarantine.
In June 2020, she was stuck at home attending virtual classes at the University of Winnipeg she d gone back to school after a knee injury ended her nearly 20-year career in the restaurant industry. Looking for something to do and hoping to reconnect with her Métis roots by learning the craft, she ordered a beading kit.