Tourists and Parisians ready for a workout gathered at the Eiffel Tower on Thursday as the iron monument reopened after its longest closure since World War II, a symbolic move as France emerges from coronavirus lockdown. The 104-day closure cost the company 27 million euros ($30 million) in lost sales. Visitor numbers will be tightly limited for now.
Tourists and Parisians ready for a workout gathered at the Eiffel Tower on Thursday as the iron monument reopened after its longest closure since World War II, a symbolic move as France emerges from coronavirus lockdown. The 104-day closure cost the company 27 million euros ($30 million) in lost sales. Visitor numbers will be tightly limited for now.
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