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In connection with the coronavirus pandemic, what is the forecast for holidays in September? Will there be a cancellation and what to do in case of border closure?
In connection with the coronavirus pandemic, what is the forecast for holidays in September? Will there be a cancellation and what to do in case of border closure?
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I still have a little hope for a vacation in August, so we won’t cancel tickets yet, although there is a possibility of cancellation
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answered 5 years ago
By September, with a high degree of probability, everything will return to normal. However, the financial implications are not yet clear.
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I'm probably the most optimistic of all! ))) I hope to go in July. )
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answered 5 years ago
nataha33, I'm the most optimistic here!))) I'm still not canceling anything for mid-May)))).
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answered 5 years ago
We have already paid for the beginning of June, we need to cross two borders. I still hope..
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answered 5 years ago
Several hotels in Bodrum have already written to me that I plan to open on May 25, years earlier these hotels started working on April 15
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Yes, no one knows anything and will not tell you! How will the coronovirus behave, will it weaken if vaccines are created when they reach us? And fortune-tellers, together with psychics, will not tell astrologers!
It's my opinion!
It's my opinion!
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answered 5 years ago
Europe is definitely closed until autumn, or even until winter. I think Turkey and Egypt will open by summer.
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We canceled the tour at the end of April. We will wait for autumn.
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answered 5 years ago
I don’t plan anything .. I also dream of August ..
but as a lawyer .. along the way, I will start processes ...
but as a lawyer .. along the way, I will start processes ...
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answered 5 years ago
Forecast Bureau) It will be interesting to re-read later)
I think that by September everything will be fine. But we will be significantly poorer and, perhaps, will not want to rest.
I think that by September everything will be fine. But we will be significantly poorer and, perhaps, will not want to rest.
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answered 5 years ago
Apyatka,
as in the old joke: "judging by the salary, we are not tired"
as in the old joke: "judging by the salary, we are not tired"
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It will be interesting to re-read
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+1 My forecast for the summer will let go and people will rush to catch up. No one will remember about the rest. And in the fall, the global financial boom will come. Globalization kaput. Resorts will become ghosts
After the crisis, the middle class will be considered the one who has shoes
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+1 My forecast for the summer will let go and people will rush to catch up. No one will remember about the rest. And in the fall, the global financial boom will come. Globalization kaput. Resorts will become ghosts
After the crisis, the middle class will be considered the one who has shoes
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oh well, shoes
It takes 10 years of crisis to be left without shoes. We were not left without shoes in the 90s, although food was not always available. Personally, I still had a crisis of 2001-2003 and the shoes remained, although not all)
It takes 10 years of crisis to be left without shoes. We were not left without shoes in the 90s, although food was not always available. Personally, I still had a crisis of 2001-2003 and the shoes remained, although not all)
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answered 5 years ago
klichko is indeed very pessimistic.
If we survived the dashing 90s, we will survive the coronavirus.
I remember that our whole family worked at the same factory, they did not receive a salary for nine months. But, nevertheless, somehow survived.
If we survived the dashing 90s, we will survive the coronavirus.
I remember that our whole family worked at the same factory, they did not receive a salary for nine months. But, nevertheless, somehow survived.
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answered 5 years ago
The West will not help us, as in the 90s. They will get it themselves, especially Europe. We will survive, but how the world will change is the question. The crown is just a push, a rehearsal. Our mother nature is smarter than us. Economists have long threatened a crisis that will turn the world upside down. Reality is already changing before our eyes, or will be. And no pessimism. You just need to prepare for drastic changes. There are pluses to everything, maybe they will turn out to be more minuses. The world has sat up, snickered, degraded and needs a magic pendel. But the virus removed the real danger of war, and this is already a huge plus
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answered 5 years ago
The reports from the coronafields are shocking. The United States overtook China and Italy in one day. Europe is still growing. Let's hope we catch on in time. I doubt that the world will open soon. You can follow the trend here
https://index.minfin.com.ua/reference/coronavirus/geography/
https://index.minfin.com.ua/reference/coronavirus/geography/
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answered 5 years ago
Due to climate change, soon shoes may not be needed, some kind of sole tied with a lace will be enough)))
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The middle class will be the one who has a piece of land where food can be grown. After all, the time is not far off when people will understand that money cannot be eaten ....
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Global warming is taking its course, followed by a cooling ... and we are barefoot)
As for the ground, you are correct. Agricultural countries will survive. But service and even industrial ones will have a hard time. Resource generally corpses. The financial bubble has burst. The Fed turned on the printing press, but this is just another delay. There will be no money as such. Economists prophesy global barter, Gesellian money and the life of countries within themselves. Then a global system without states and borders will come. All items are only a matter of time, but a lot will happen in our lifetime
As for the ground, you are correct. Agricultural countries will survive. But service and even industrial ones will have a hard time. Resource generally corpses. The financial bubble has burst. The Fed turned on the printing press, but this is just another delay. There will be no money as such. Economists prophesy global barter, Gesellian money and the life of countries within themselves. Then a global system without states and borders will come. All items are only a matter of time, but a lot will happen in our lifetime
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answered 5 years ago
Cruz, shtol, go re-read ... as a guide to the apocalypse))) what to buy, what to sell
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answered 5 years ago
The apocalypse has already arrived. True, soft. How many times the involuntary prophecies of science fiction writers come true. I don’t believe in the end of the world, but the reorganization of the world will be for sure
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For now, buy only what you need. Soon it will be possible to buy everything for a penny (bucks) ... who will have them
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In America, today banking gold has already been bought out by the population, it is not available for free sale, which means that green pieces of paper are turning into dust
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