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Times Square Margaritaville with outdoor pool to open amid COVID-19 pandemic

Curbed reported based on renderings.Construction is estimated to have cost about $300 million. An exact date was not given but it’s set to open amid an industry-wide crisis.The lot previously held a six-story Parsons School of Design building, the first floor of which was occupied by the Garment Center Congregation temple.

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B.C. hotel workers start hunger strike to create awareness around industry layoffs

Hospitality workers rally in Vancouver over concerns they will lose their jobs The union is calling on the government to give workers the legal right to return to work once the economy recovers and hotels start getting closer to operating at capacity.“It is about a guarantee that people will have jobs to go back to whenever the border opens up, whenever the restrictions are lifted and the economy recovers that these jobs are there waiting for the people who have worked them for years and decades,” Local 40 president Zailda Chan said.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The province is still grappling with how to deal with the struggling tourism economy.The tourism sector has put forward a $680 million

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Peterborough hotel part of class-action lawsuit over denial of COVID-19 insurance coverage

Canadian hospitality workers fearing long-term unemployment seek government action The lawsuit was filed on behalf of Roshan Holdings Inc., which owns and operates two hotels, a Hampton Inn in Peterborough, and a Home2 by Hilton located in Milton, Ont.The Hampton Inn — next to Shorelines Casino Peterborough — opened in October 2019.“We are still quantifying the specific loss for the representative plaintiff and putative class members, but the losses are expected to be significant,” said a Lerners spokeswoman.The claim said hotels paid premiums for loss of business income insurance with the expectation that Aviva would act in good faith.However, the insurance company notified hotel customers that the coverage applies only to outbreaks that

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Occupancy numbers at all vacation, rental and resort properties in B.C. will soon be restricted

New vacation rental rules in B.C., as active COVID-19 cases top 300 “As with most of our orders the onus falls on the owner-operators to ensure that the restrictions are being followed,” Henry said.“We’ve seen the challenge is that people get together and then they have parties and they invite people over. So it will be restrictions on the numbers of people based on the size of the houseboat, or the boat, or the room, but also restrictions on visitors that will be in those rental properties as well.”[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]The province is still finalizing exactly what the maximum occupancy will be.

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Kelowna COVID-19 outbreaks linked to hotel parties: B.C. health minister

COVID-19 outbreak in Kelowna.Eight COVID-19 cases have been linked to gatherings at Discovery Bay Resort from July 1 to 5 and Boyce Gyro Beach Lodge on July 1.The cases involved people who live in three regions of the province, including the Interior, Fraser and Vancouver Coastal Health regions, Health Minister Adrian Dix said.Contact tracing has linked one positive test in the Lower Mainland back to the Kelowna hotel.

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High occupancy rates for Okanagan hotels: ‘It has rebounded beyond expectations’

coronavirus pandemic are now filling up with guests.“In all honesty, the recovery has been way quicker than what we ever anticipated,” said Brent Lavery, Eldorado Resort’s general manager.

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Southern Alberta tourist attractions see more local visitors amid continued Canada-U.S. border closures

Waterton Lakes National Park opened later than usual this year due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and businesses in the town have lost a large portion of their American clientele amid the continued closure of the Canada-U.S. border.Shameer Suleman with the Bayshore Inn Resort and Spa in Waterton said the season got off to a slow start, with weekdays seeing very little traffic.Their normal six-month-long season was cut short to just 90 days.However, now the weather is warming up, weekends have been quite busy with more Albertan visitors.“We were sold out last weekend, sold out this weekend, which is fantastic,” Suleman said.

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Coronavirus: Montreal’s tourism to take a massive hit in revenues due to COVID-19 pandemic

With many businesses reopening, Montreal’s retail capital of Saint-Catherine Street is looking busier than it was two months ago.

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Coronavirus: Saskatoon’s airport hotels are especially quiet these days

The Saskatoon airport is not seeing many travellers come or go these days due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result of that, many other areas are affected, like the airport hotels.

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‘We’re in uncharted territory:’ Occupancy rates at N.S. hotels plummet amid coronavirus pandemic

With summer right around the corner, Nova Scotia hotels would usually be gearing up for their busiest time of year. Instead, many sit empty as the novel coronavirus continues to spread around the world.

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COVID-19: Hospitality union offers help as hotels considered as makeshift hospitals

As governments look to use hotels as makeshift hospitals for some COVID-19 patients, the union representing Canada’s hospitality workers says their members want to help.

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B.C. nurses raise concerns over ‘insufficient and slow’ government response to coronavirus

More than 100 nurses across B.C. have sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier John Horgan asking for more help on the front lines to fight the novel coronavirus outbreak.

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B.C. nurses raise concerns over ‘insufficient and slow’ government response to coronavirus

More than 100 nurses across the province have sent a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier John Horgan asking for more help on the front lines.

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Coronavirus ‘catastrophic’ for Manitoba hotel industry, says association head

As the coronavirus crisis continues, the hospitality business is the latest to suffer from its effects.

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Coronavirus: 10,000 hospitality workers expected to be laid off in Saskatchewan

Around 10,000 hospitality workers in Saskatchewan could soon be out of work as restaurants shut their doors and hotels become ghost towns amid concerns around COVID-19.

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