t regain its status as the ibiza of the alps-— regain its status as the ibiza of the alps.za of the alps, _ of the alps. i personally feel ibiza of the alps, yes, i of the alps. i personally feel ibiza of the alps, yes, of i ibiza of the alps, yes, of course we can come back, we can come back even stronger because we have the infrastructure, we have the people, and we have the willingness.— the willingness. right, if you are off skiing, _ the willingness. right, if you are off skiing, it _ the willingness. right, if you are off skiing, it is _ the willingness. right, if you are off skiing, it is worth i are off skiing, it is worth having a very close look at the rules, notjust in the country but also the resort you are heading to as well. so here is our rundown of the places we think you should consider if you are looking quiet, socially distance time on the slopes. traditionally in norway, skiing isn't so much about speeding down mountains, as getting from one valley to another. you can find lots of well looked after tracks in the west of the country. 15 kilometre loop is

i personally feel, ibiza of the alps, yes, of course we can come back. we can...ger because we have the infrastructure, we have the people and we have the willingness. right, if you are off skiing, it's worth having a very close look at the rules, notjust in the country, but also the resort that you're heading to as well. so here's our rundown of the places we think you should consider if you're looking for a quieter, more socially—distanced time on the slopes. traditionally in norway, skiing isn't so much about speeding down mountains as getting from one valley to another. you can find lots of well looked after tracks in the west of the country in myrkdalen. 0ne five—kilometre loop is lit up so you can even go out after dark. perfect for those short winter days. just remember to wrap up warm. for a less family—friendly trip, a specialist tour operator injapan has created a bucket list adventure. this four—day trip takes you across the back country of hokkaido, traversing dormant volcanoes and the steep, open faces of mount yotei. if the weather is in your favour,

not so long ago, ischgl was best known as the ibiza of the alps, as famous for its dazzling apres ski240 kilometres of pistes. but in early march 2020, as covid began to arrive in europe, the authorities here were slow to respond. several days passed between the first positive test and ischgl�*s bars being ordered to close on 10 march. then, on friday 13 march the austrian chancellor sebastien kurtz ordered a lockdown, warning tourists that if they didn't leave immediately, they would have to quarantine at the resort. the result was pandemonium, as people fled to catch a flight home. more than 6.000 tourists from nearly 50 countries say they caught coronavirus in ischgl, going on to spread the virus across the continent and beyond. and so, this small alpine community was labelled the "super spreader resort". before the lockdown, it was reported staff at the kitzloch bar had continued to turn up to work, despite displaying the flulike symptoms that came to be associated with covid. in the beginning of february and march there is the flu season, and everybody is kind of ill, everyone ha

had to deal with the special period with figuring out ways to get food even though i had access to ibiza, but with you know people who were i was going to say young people but know what i meant with people my age. they would tell me stories about kind of about growing up. some of them went to la landing, you know, the boarding school that was named after vladimir lennon, but for many of them the 1990s were critical because they had expected some kind of reform to happen much in the style of gorbachev and the soviet union and some of them became disillusion when it became clear that that wasn't going to happen in cuba. so i think the 90 and then the christ the economic crisis of the 90s was it was really devastating and some of them came to realize or came to see that the that the government was preaching one thing and doing another and that became really evident in the 1990s in a way that many had not seen before i think for people today seeing the level of of government repression against protesters. that's been that's also kind of awoken a lot of a lot more anti-government. so it's a s

not so long ago, ischgl was best known as the ibiza of the alps, as famous for its dazzling apres skilose on 10 march. then, on friday 13 march the austrian chancellor sebastien kurtz ordered a lockdown, warning tourists that if they didn't leave immediately, they would have to quarantine at the resort. the result was pandemonium, as people fled to catch a flight home. more than 6000 tourists from nearly 50 countries say they caught coronavirus in ischgl, going on to spread the virus across the continent and beyond. and so, this small alpine community was labelled the "super spreader resort". before the lockdown, it was reported staff at the kitzloch bar had continued to turn up to work, despite displaying the flulike symptoms that came to be associated with covid. in the beginning of february and march there is the flu season, and everybody is kind of ill, everyone has a wet nose, everyone is having symptoms, headache, and so for us it was the reason for the illness was because of the flu season. most of bernard's team went on to test positive for coronavirus. when he was quarantinin

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