As Ireland’s hospitality sector reached another milestone this week with the Government announcement that indoor dining can resume later this month, the country’s hotels are betting on a positive future post-Covid.
The sector was one of the worst-hit by the pandemic with major restrictions but in place on travel, dining and drinking. Summer 2020 offered a brief reprieve with the massive surge in staycations. 2021 is offering similar hopefuls signs but significant challenges remain for the industry.
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