Shot of elegant young businesswoman working with her digital tablet sitting in the hotel lobby.
The hotel industry has been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic, and may not recover for years (even if there is a vaccine). At the same time, many believe that remote working is here to stay.
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Simon Botto, cofounder of DayBreakHotels
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