Bath Association: Baths in Hungary are in crisis
He added that more than 76 percent of spas will not be able to survive the crisis on their own until the spring of 2021 because they lived up to their final reserves during the first wave of the pandemic under spring restrictions, so downsizing had to begin this fall. According to their latest representative industry research, compared to October last year, the spas plan to reduce their workforce by 26.3 percent by March 2021, which means the loss of at least 4,700 jobs nationwide, he explained. (MTI)
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