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Month: May 2020

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Nightlife workers speak out about living and working through COVID-19

Over 7 million hospitality workers were laid off in April. On ABC news Clara McMichael shares the story of those who no longer...
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New Feature- Moving with resilience: Queer Nightlife in the time of COVID-19, Part 2 ?

For the second part of the three part series: Queer Nightlife in the time of COVID-19, Joaquin Gutierrez, Los Angeles-based Community Sexual Health...
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West Australia sets mandatory online COVID-19 hygiene training course for hospitality recovery

Mandatory COVID-19 hygiene training and assessment to prepare WA hospitality industry for future return to business Early rollout of training program ensures WA...
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Surprisingly bipartisan effort out of Texas for US congress to include live event venues in future relief packages.

U.S. Senators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Tom Carper (D-DE) led 40 of their Senate colleagues in sending a letter today to Majority Leader...
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Preserving Our Unity: Queer Nightlife in COVID-19, Part One ?

Mimi Tempestt , scholar, creative artist, and queer community activist and Will J, community organizer, queer creative, innovator, and member of Los Angeles...
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+++UPDATE: Paris installs support plan for the economic, voluntary and cultural sectors, including nightlife

The City will set up a global support plan of up to 200 million euros for Parisian economic, associative and cultural players. This...
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+++OPINION: Philadelphia should become a 24-hour-city to survive the pandemic

Extended hours means fewer service cuts, tax hikes, and layoffs, plus decongested transit and streets. Michael Fichman suggests that we use 24-hr thinking...
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+++UPDATE: UK Campaign to make public spaces available to hospitality

Writing for Big Hospitality, Joe Lutrario reports on how a campaign has been launched to safely re-start the UK hospitality industry by transforming...
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+++UPDATE: Opera In Italy to Relaunch with Open Air Shows In Rome-Park!

Rome’s Opera House is planning to stage an outdoor production of Verdi’s Rigoletto in a central Rome park in what is seen as a tentative...
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+++Update: Last Saturday South Korea’s clubs and bars were ordered to close by Government

SEOUL, South Korea (AP) – South Korea on Friday advised nightclubs and hostess bars to close for a month and may delay the...
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