Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period

(VOVWORLD) - A number of hotels and bars based in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City have managed to survive COVID-19, including selling food, vegetables, and other essential goods.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 1A hotel located on Hang Buom street in Hanoi’s Old Quarter now sells baby diapers. The hotel owner says it had no guests during the social distancing period, therefore it resorted to selling necessities to help improve his family’s income.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 2Menus with prices ranging 1.2 USD to 4.4 USD per set meal are placed in front of a hotel on Hang Trong street. The owner says he receives 100 online orders each day to support him pay the salary of his staff who have been stranded in Hanoi for over two months due to social distancing.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 3Similarly, plenty of owners of bars and nightclubs on Bui Vien street in Ho Chi Minh City turn to selling food and beverages to pay for the cost of renting their building.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 4
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 5Some bars and nightclubs have large spaces and have therefore been renovated as mini supermarkets.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 6Essential food items are on sale at a mini supermarket.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 7Fruit juice is sold at a beer restaurant located on Bui Vien street.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 8Plenty of vegetables are now available in front of a restaurant, providing great choice for customers.
Hotels, bars sell essential items to stay in business during pandemic period - ảnh 9A typically bustling area before COVID-19, Bui Vien street is now left deserted due to the impact of the pandemic.

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