site.btaNSI: Nearly 32% of Accommodation Establishments Benefit from Government Employer Support in February

March 24 (BTA) - In February, 51.6 per cent of the
respondents offered their clients an alternative period to use
the reservations, 61.4 per cent intended to reduce the price of
the package services and 44.6 per cent - of the nights spent.

With regard to the employees, 20.5 per cent of the managers took
 as a measure 'unpaid leave', followed by 'paid leave' - 13.5
per cent, and 'release/reduction' - 10.9 per cent. 10.5 per cent
 of the managers benefited from 'part-time work', 5.7 per cent
took the measure 'reduction of staff remuneration', and 4.1 per
cent - from 'remote form of work'. At the same time, 31.6 per
cent of the accommodation establishments have benefited from the
 government measures to support employers

In February 47.3 per cent of the surveyed managers indicated
that there was no change of revenues from their activity
compared to the previous month, while 35.0 per cent reported a
decline. In the next one month. 50.4 per cent of the managers
predict that they will be able to serve 'up to 50 per cent' of
the expenditures of own account activity, 25.2 per cent will
manage 'up to 100 per cent', and 23.6 per cent of respondents
indicate that they will not be able to cope by themselves.

As regards their future activity in the short term, 44.9 per
cent of the managers plan to continue their current activity,
39.7 per cent expect to continue with their activities, with
reduced volume, 11.9 per cent foresee suspending their activity
temporarily, and 2.3 per cent predict discontinuing it.

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