Finally here is the reopening of the lifts, there is the ok for the date of May 22nd. Valeria Ghezzi: "It was indispensable"

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Finally here is the reopening of the lifts, there is the ok for the date of May 22nd. Valeria Ghezzi: "It was indispensable"

From the control room of the Government here is the green light also for the public: the words of the ANEF president.

Finally there is a date and this time it is ... final. On Saturday 22 May the ski lifts in Italy will also be able to reopen to the public, and not only to competitive skiers. The news emerges from the government that in five days, after 14 months of suffering with the various postponement decisions related to the pandemic, the trend will change. With all the safety regulations established by the CTS, in the next few hours the Council of Ministers will ratify the choice with a decree law. "Opening was essential to give a signal of confidence to the whole sector and above all to return to giving work to many people, because we are losing a lot of highly qualified manpower - commented the president of ANEF, Valeria Ghezzi - It was paradoxical that there was a opening date for indoor gyms, having the cinemas open but not the ski lifts ". The latest decree law, issued last April 22, established that from 1 May to 31 July the ski resorts were closed for tourist and recreational activities. With very few exceptions, which now will no longer be such, since it can reopen indiscriminately. Finally...
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