The safer at home order and it's impact to Door county

The safer at home order and it's impact to Door county

EXTENSION...NBC26'S ERIC CRESTFOUND OUT HOW THETOURISM INDUSTRY INDOOR COUNTY... ISCOPING WITH THENEWS...ACROSS DOORCOUNTY.... THEEXTENDED SAFER ATHOME ORDER WILLLIKELY CUT INTOBUSINESSES BOTTOMLINE... IMPACTING ANINDUSTRY THAT ISRELIANT... ONSUMMER BUSINESS.."WE REALLY FEEL FORALL OF OUR TOURISMBUSINESSES."JON JAROSH... FROMDESTINATION DOORCOUNTY... WANTS TOSEE THOSEBUSINESSES LAND ONTHEIR FEET COMEMAY 26TH... BUTUNDERSTANDSMANY... WILL FEEL THEEFFECTS OF ANADDITIONAL MONTH...OF NOT ALLOWINGCUSTOMERS INTOTHEIR SHOPS..."YOU KNOW THEMORE WE CAN DONOW TO FOLLOWTHOSE ORDERS THATWE NEED TO WE'REHOPEFUL THAT IT WILLGET US BACK TOTRAVELING ANDBEING ALLOWED TOTRAVEL AGAIN ASSOON AS POSSIBLEWHEN IT'S SAFE FOREVERYONE."AND IN CARLSVILLE...AT THE DOOR COUNTYCANDLE COMPANY...WELL THE OWNER ISPATIENTLY WAITING TOOPEN BACK UP TOO...AND TODAY... HE'SREMAININGOPTIMISTIC..."IF THIS HAD HITDURING THE PEAKSEASON, WE WOULDREALLY BE HURTING."MIKE (FELL-HOFFER)SAYS BUSINESS FORHIM... IS ONLINESALES EXCLUSIVELYTODAY... BUTTRADITIONALLY..

HISIN PERSON BUSINESSPICKS UP IN MIDJUNE..."WE'RE ANXIOUS TOGET OPEN."AND TODAY HE'SHOPING THAT WITHINA FEW WEEKS.... HE'LLBE ABLE TO BRINGSOME OF HISEMPLOYEES BACKINTO THE FOLD... THATHE WAS FORCED TOTEMPORARILY LETGO..."I DID APPLY FOR APPP LOAN AND WASAPPROVED ANDHOPEFULLY THE LOANGETS FUNDED NEXTWEEK AND ONCE THATGETS FUNDED I'LL BEABLE TO EMPLOYSOME OF MY PEOPLEAND BRING SOME OFMY CREW BACK."AND IF HISTORY ISANY INDICATOR OFHOW BUSINESS WILLTREND THIS SUMMERIN DOOR COUNTY...MIKE SAYS... ONCEAGAIN... HE'SREMAININGOPTIMISTIC."IN SOME RESPECTSTHIS COULD HELPTOURISM IN DOORCOUNTY THISSUMMER.

WE'VE SEENTHAT IN PASTRECESSION PERIODSIN THE PAST.

PEOPLESTILL WANT TO DO ALITTLE EXPLORINGAND ADVENTURINGAND RELAXING THEYJUST DO IT CLOSERTO HOME."IN DOOR COUNTYERIC CREST NBC26PART OF GOVERNOREVERS EXTENSION