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ffs tbis is turning into pettiness imho

https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/spain-turkey-greece-cyprus-italy-21957523

errr that's not a holiday is it mate?

Why spend money for a camp where you have restrictions people will want complete freedom not social distancing, masks, testing and the like

All this testing is fine unless you pick it up overseas, then what slung in a hospital abroad no thanks

Il wait like a lot of others I speak to until it's gone, the virus that is

500 mill? Sept?

How much has been given back seeing as though that would have been money for hols booked and paid for tbis summer how much has been or going to be refunded

Mr Block might want to take a look at this lots accounts?

See simply wall street for the full article

That was before the crisis

Whats on the balance sheet now after all the refunds?

torical Debt, September 14th 2019A Look At Dart Group’s Liabilities

We can see from the most recent balance sheet that Dart Group had liabilities of UK£1.33b falling due within a year, and liabilities of UK£1.02b due beyond that. On the other hand, it had cash of UK£1.50b and UK£98.3m worth of receivables due within a year. So its liabilities total UK£752.8m more than the combination of its cash and short-term receivables.

This deficit is considerable relative to its market capitalization of UK£1.20b, so it does suggest shareholders should keep an eye on Dart Group’s use of debt. Should its lenders demand that it shore up the balance sheet, shareholders would likely face severe dilution. While it does have liabilities worth noting, Dart Group also has more cash than debt, so we’re pretty confident it can manage its debt safely.

Dart have over 2 billion liabilities due this year next

Am hoping next year not 2??

Not good news about Airline stocks

Seafood has laid a marker will need 12p Imho

With the results seems fair???

The government’s plan it to activate the second phase by the end of Eid al-Fitr and in the early days of June until September. Turkish Airlines is expected to begin its operations with limited foreign flights by May 28 and intercity travel ban would be lifted in some provinces in order to boost the domestic tourism, which will play an important role in re-energizing the Turkish economy in the absence of foreign tourists. Hotels and resorts would start to operate under certain conditions and regulations set by the Tourism Ministry. 

Normalization will not take the same pace in every part of the country, Koca said. 

“Measures can be removed more quickly in cities with fewer cases in the coming period. This is an approach that can be followed in line with the course of the cases and the suggestions of the Science Board,” he added. 

Some 60 percent of around 120,000 COVID-19 cases has been detected in Istanbul, Turkey’s largest metropole with 20 million population, while some of the cities have just a few cases. 

The second phase will observe a dynamic process and all the steps for the reopening will be calculated in line with the course of the spread of the virus in a bid to avoid a second wave of the pandemic. Sportive activities could also be resumed without spectators if the Science Board recommends. 
Wearing masks, following the rules of social distancing and protecting hygiene will become the new normal during the second phase.  

From September to end of 2020

The third phase will begin as the summer ends on Aug. 31. More measures are believed to be lifted while the schools and universities would reopen in this period. Government offices will return to their normal routine and a travel ban within the country could be lifted in the event of a downfall in the pace of the spread of the virus. 

The fourth phase will begin in January 2021 and will last until a vaccine against the COVID-19 is developed.

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Turkey mulls gradual reopening starting from June ANKARA

The Turkish government is drawing a substantial road map for a gradual normalization and to ease measures taken to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, with preparations to reopen the country by June in a step-by-step long-term approach.

With Turkey beginning to observe a fall in the number of new infected cases, as suggested by Health Minister Fahrettin Koca, an intergovernmental work under the leadership of Vice President Fuat Oktay is being carried out to plan the phases of the reopening of the country in line with the recommendations of the Science Board. 

“Some opinions were received from the Science Board on which measures the normalization will materialize. These opinions will be discussed at related institutions before being announced,” Koca told reporters on late April 29. He emphasized that the normalization program will be publicized in accordance with the course of the pandemic by enduring social distancing measures in May.  

Turkey has started to impose measures after it spotted its first COVID-19 case on March 11 which were followed with more restrictions, including weekend curfews, curfew for elderly and youngsters, intercity travels and so on. Mosques, schools, malls, restaurants, cafes and barber shops are closed, with constant calls being made for people to abide by social distancing rules. 

Impacts of the measures will be observed in May

According to sources, the normalization process will be based on four phases and some parts of it are expected to be announced by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the next cabinet meeting. The first phase throughout May will be a sort of preparatory period for observing the impacts of the measures on the pace of the spread of outbreak. 

Weekend curfews will continue in May, as Erdogan said earlier, with plans to include May 19 national holiday to a four-day lockdown starting from May 16 as well as Eid al-Fitr between May 23 and May 27, which follows the holy month of Ramadan. 

Malls would reopen in mid-May on the condition that the principles of the social distancing will be fully implemented by all the shops and that the playgrounds and the food courts will remain to be closed.      

Allowing the elderly people to go out of their houses for a few hours during the weekend curfews is also an issue being discussed at the Science Board, Koca said, although there is still no agreement on it. 

Gradual reopening by June

The government’s plan it to activate the second phase by the end of Eid al-Fitr and in the early days of June until September. Turkish Airlines is expected to begin its operations with limited foreign flights by May 28 and intercity travel ban would be lifted in some provinces in order to boost the domestic tourism, which will play an important role in re-energizing the Turkish economy in the absence of foreign tourists. Hotels and resorts would start to

Shame love the place and people

https://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/turkey-mulls-gradual-reopening-starting-from-june-

Maybe the results will push this over 10p this forcing there hand to bid higher or a counter bid could emerge??

Think tbis is an opening salvo they will offer more imho maybe 10p+?

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HOL NO Hotels and holiday lets to open in parts of Spain on May 4 – but only to Spanish holidaymakers

Natalia PenzaKara Godfrey

8:51, 29 Apr 2020Updated: 13:08, 29 Apr 2020

SPAIN could return to a "new normal" by the end of June with holiday apartments and hotels reopening by next month, according to the prime minister.

But Brits will have to wait longer, as they will only open to Spanish holidaymakers for now and no dates have been given for when international visitors can return.

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Spain's prime minister has announced the country's six-week de-escalation planCredit: Alamy Live News

The country has faced one of the strictest lockdowns in Europe, banning all outdoor activity - which has only recently started to lift with children under 14 allowed outside for one hour a day.

Now, Spain's PM Pedro Sanchez has revealed a six-week plan to get business and social life back on track, based around four phases - a preparatory phase zero which officially kicks in Monday followed by three recovery phases which would see beaches reopened to the general public on June 8 if all goes to plan.

Four of the islands will be able to start the first phase before the rest of Spain.

He explained: "On May 4, the island of Formentera in the Balearic Islands, and the Canary Islands of La Graciosa, La Gomera and El Hierro would go to phase one and the rest of Spain a week later if they meet the pre-established requirements.

“From then on every fortnight the Ministry of Health together with the autonomous regions will evaluate the fulfilment of the markers set out before deciding which islands and provinces can move to the next phase.”

Beaches with limitations on the numbers of people to ensure social distancing would also open up fully again, from June 8, while hotels and tourist apartments will open by Phase One.

The Spanish PM offered no hints about when Spain will open up its international air and land borders and be able to start welcoming foreign tourists again.

He has also ruled out any travelling between the Canary or Balearic Islands, as well as between provinces.

Spain's six-week de-escalation plan

Phase Zero

Hairdressers can openCafes and restaurants can offer takeaway meals

Phase One

Hotels and holiday apartments can openBars and restaurants can open terraces, with 30 per cent capacitySmall shops can open

Phase Two

Cinemas and theatres can openIndoor restaurant dining can resume with limited numbersWeddings with limited guests can resume

Phase Three

More people allowed into restaurants and shops

He said in the TV interview yesterday each recovery phase would have to last at least a fortnight before regions and islands were allowed to move on.

Mr Sanchez said: “Each one of the three phases one to three will last for a minimum of two weeks because that is the average period of the incubation of the virus.

https://www.thesun.co.uk/travel/11505362/spain-holiday-open-hotel-beach-summer/