Alberta bingo parlors are preparing to resume operations, but things won’t be quite the same just yet. Their reopening is scheduled as part of the province’s phase three of easing COVID-19 limitations, anticipated sometime in late March.
Despite a significant portion of the population being vaccinated, bingo establishments will maintain rigorous safety protocols, including sanitation and temperature screenings. They are adopting a cautious strategy to ensure everyone’s comfort and well-being.
Casinos are eager to immediately welcome patrons back. The closures have severely impacted them, with slots inactive for roughly 160 days and table games out of commission for an even longer period.
Although personnel have received training on the most up-to-date safety procedures, there’s an acknowledgment that some individuals might not feel entirely at ease returning right away. This hesitation is understandable considering the circumstances we’ve all experienced.
The Alberta administration hopes to witness a substantial increase in gaming income this year, particularly after the considerable financial setbacks endured in 2020-21 due to the pandemic.
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