UK tourism indury hoping for easing of coronavirus lockdown
It’s bank holiday weekend, and the sun is shining across much of the country. Any other year beaches would be packed, kickstarting the annual holiday season. But this year many of the UK’s hoteliers, tourist attractions and holiday park operators are wondering if and when they will be able to open at all over the coming summer months, a time when they should be banking the profits to tide them through the slower winter months.
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