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. >> the austrian town of ischgl is mainly known for its extensive skiing slopes in the alps. but last year, it made headlines for becoming one of europe's first coronavirus hotspots. for almost a year now, the town has been on shaky ground. despite the ideal snow this year, tourists are nowhere to be seen. austria's ski villages are in lockdown. that means trouble for bernhard zangerl. his family runs a hotel and a bar, popular among lovers of aprÉs ski parties. now, he only has his animals to keep him company. >> bernhard zangerl is normally busy running a 5-star hotel, two restaurants, and an aprÈs-ski bar his family owns in ischgl. he's never had so much time for his animals. he comes to help out every evening now. the produce from their own farm is usually delivered to the hotel and restaurants, but they're still closed. and without any tourists, the farm work just isn't worth it, says bernhard. >> the basic question is whether or not we'll have visitors, because everything depends on them. we're worried and hope we can get everything up and running as soon as possible. >

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