Cornwall Under Coronavirus Lockdown Part 2

The video discusses the impact of the coronavirus on Cornwall's tourism industry, highlighting the need for plans to reopen and relax rules. It explores the economic concerns, including potential losses and business closures, and describes support initiatives for key workers. A personal story of a care worker is shared, illustrating the challenges faced. The video concludes with a hopeful outlook for the return of tourists, despite fears it may be too late for some businesses.

What is the main challenge faced by Cornwall's tourism sector during the pandemic?

• Lack of government support

• Increased competition

• Shortage of workers

• Uncertainty about reopening

What is the potential financial loss for Cornwall's tourism if tourists do not return by August?

• £2 billion

• £800 million

• £500 million

• £1.2 billion

What percentage of businesses could potentially end due to the pandemic according to the research?

• 80%

• 70%

• 60%

• 50%

How is Hendra Holiday Park contributing to the community during the pandemic?

• Donating medical supplies

• Organizing online events

• Providing caravans for key workers

• Offering free meals

Why did Hannah Dobson decide to move out of her home?

• To gain independence

• To protect her vulnerable parents

• To reduce travel time

• To be closer to work