CLEAN : Empty beaches in Gambia as tourism plunges over coronavirus

The video discusses the severe impact of a crisis on a hotel in Gambia, leading to its closure for the first time in history. The lack of tourists and flights has caused significant problems, and the situation is described as worse than during the Ebola outbreak. The hotel may not reopen until November, highlighting the severe economic impact on the region, which has relied on tourism since the 1960s.

What is the main reason for the decline in business at the hotel in Dover Metro, North Hampton?

• A new competitor opened nearby.

• There is a lack of tourists and flights.

• The hotel is undergoing renovations.

• The hotel increased its prices.

For the first time in its history, what significant action has the hotel taken?

• Reduced its staff.

• Launched a new marketing campaign.

• Closed down temporarily.

• Expanded its facilities.

When does the hotel anticipate it might reopen?

• In July.

• In November.

• In March.

• In January.

Since when has tourism been a significant source of income for Gambia?

• The 1980s.

• The 1990s.

• The 1960s.

• The 1970s.

How does the current crisis compare to previous ones like the Ebola outbreak?

• It is not mentioned.

• It is worse.

• It is about the same.

• It is less severe.