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The Minister of Economy, Entrepreneurship and Tourism, Claudiu Nasui, gave his approval for the allocation of 2.5 billion RON for supporting the operators from the tourism industry, the president of the Romanian Hotels and Restaurants Employers Association (HORA) Daniel Mischie declared, on Monday, at the end of a meeting the HoReCa industry union leaders had with the minister. The most important topic that was discussed was the allocation of budgetary resources for Measure 224, the allocation of 20 percent from the turnover difference for the tourism industry operators, the hospitality industry. We secured the Minister of Economy s approval for 2.5 billion RON, and the next stop of tourism operators is at the Finance Ministry, at Minister Nazare, who has to allocate another 1.5 billion in order for this sum to be complete. The Minister of Economy gave his approval for 2.5 billion RON and there is also an appeal made in this sense, Daniel Mischie said.
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The tourism industry must benefit from emergency compensation and any closure of the activity in HoReCA makes it even harder to restart and throws even more employees into unemployment and operators in bankruptcy, the president of the Romanian Hotels and Restaurants Employers Association (HORA) Daniel Mischie told a press conference on Wednesday, according to AGERPRES. We believe that the industry must benefit from emergency compensation, otherwise we will no longer exist. This industry of tourism - hotels, restaurants, travel agencies, guides - all operators in this industry ensure the beautiful part of this country. The government, today, is finishing off this beautiful part of the country. We believe that the HoReCa must be detached from the 3% principle and that the HoReCa can operate at 30% capacity, regardless of the percentage of people infected with COVID. Any cap, any closure of the activity in HoReCa, practically makes the restart even harder and throw
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Employers organizations in the HoReCa sector will not force their employees to take the vaccine, but they will explain to them why vaccination will help us return to a normal life sooner, the head of the Romanian Hotels and Restaurants Employers Organization (HORA), Daniel Mischie, told a press conference.
The leader of HORA estimated that the general population will want to vaccinate more as soon as the third stage of the vaccination process starts.
In his turn, the head of the National Council of Small and Medium Sized Private Enterprises in Romania (CNIPMMR), Florin Jianu, said businessmen do not intend to adopt coercive measures against employees who refuse vaccination.