♪ Listen 0:00 The Ida-Viru tourism cluster has issued a joint appeal to the Prime Minister and government officials regarding the impact of the energy crisis on the sector. The cluster, citing concerns about fixed contracts recommended by enterprises, stated that these contracts would not provide relief. Cadri Ylönen indicated that prices have increased significantly, with a small hotel experiencing a price increase of 6.5 times compared to 2021. She described fixing prices during the current high market phase as “an unreasonable solution.” The appeal outlines proposals aimed at assisting the local tourism sector’s survival through the winter, specifically in the context of the broader energy challenges. Topics: #ida #energy #price Post navigation The IAEA cannot confirm the peaceful nature of Iran’s nuclear program The supplementary budget of the city of Tartu bears the price tag of the price increase
“It’s incredibly worrying to see local businesses struggling so heavily with rising energy costs and relying on outdated contracts for support.” Reply
What specific measures is the government considering to address the energy price concerns raised by Ida-Virumaa businesses? Reply