The closure of museums and theaters in England due to the high cost of energy carriers

According to the report of Fars News Agency’s International Economic Correspondent, as quoted by Guardian, theaters, museums and castles, along with other historical places in England, have decided to reduce their forces, lower their ambient temperature and working hours, and finally close some rooms. do

The results of a survey show that 90% of these cultural and tourist sites across England are worried about having to close down their activities permanently.

Another important point is that 84% of them have to reduce their expenses in order to continue their activities. This research was conducted by the One Bridge Institute and 500 people who are involved in decision-making for British historical, cultural and tourism institutions including museums, exhibitions, theaters, hotels and old castles participated in the survey.

Faith Kitchen, an expert at the Ecclesiastical Institute, says nine out of 10 historic and tourism site managers are already worried about the future of their collection.

If the current crisis continues, many institutions managing historic sites in England will have to close in the next few years, and this is a big and sad shock.

Half of these centers have already started the process of firing their employees, and almost all of them have reduced their opening hours.

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