New York is supposed to be the city that never sleeps. This is even more true for its famous neighborhood of Times Square, the busiest of all. Unfortunately, the Covid crisis has also been there. Since then, its main arteries have been almost empty and the 90% drop in tourism has plunged the city’s finances into the red. It is a twilight atmosphere that we observe while the city is not even confined.
“The people who left are the office workers, so all around us you won’t see people in suits. Grand tower employees work from home now“, explains Laurene Hamilton, CNewYork guide, in the 20 Hours of Tuesday, November 3 edition. In addition, at least 3,000 merchants have had to shut down and several large brands have closed their stores. In the district of Wall Street, the streets are also empty and the offices unoccupied.
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