Madrid, Spain, resumes lockdown that could affect tourism

On Friday night (02/10) Madrid resumed a lockdown to contain the spread of the coronavirus in the city. This was the first European city to a strong second wave of the virus in recent months, and also the first to take this type of action again.</p> The measure implemented by the local government could have a severe impact on the city, which is known for its tourist attractions. Barajas Airport in Madrid has already had some flights cancelled, but it remains open and offers international options, such as flights to Berlin, .</p> However, the movement of people within Spain to the city of Madrid will be interrupted as much as possible, to avoid the spread of the virus throughout the country.</p> Businesses, in turn, will need to follow strict opening hours, reducing their capacity to receive people by half, including restaurants, bars and nightclubs, which make up Madrid's bustling nightlife.</p> In addition to Madrid, 11 other cities in Spain are in a similar lockdown.</p></p>