The growth in revenue of restaurants in the capital after the abolition of restrictions on work at night could be from 6 to 10%. This forecast on Wednesday, January 27, was given by the first deputy chief of staff of the mayor of Moscow Alexei Nemeryuk, who heads the city department of trade and services.
At the same time, for bars and nightclubs, according to him, this figure will be higher. A surge in visitors to these establishments is expected next weekend, the official said.
“The market evaluates, let’s say, the growth of visitors or the growth of revenue. If for ordinary restaurants it is about 6-10%, then for bars and nightclubs, well, probably, this is more significant growth, “Nemeryuk said on the air of the Russia 24 TV channel.
It became known earlier that restrictions on the work of catering establishments, nightclubs, bars, discos, karaoke, bowling alleys and other organizations in the recreation and entertainment industry from 23:00 to 6:00 were canceled in Moscow against the background of the improvement in the situation with coronavirus. In the same day.
At the same time, institutions are still required to comply with all safety rules established by Rospotrebnadzor.
In addition, the city is no longer required to transfer at least 30% of employees to remote work. The final decision on this issue will be made by the CEOs themselves.
Earlier Monday, Nemeryuk recalled that wearing masks and gloves in offices, shops and in transport remains mandatory.
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