Eiffel Tower reopens after record 9-month closure – the longest since WWII

What Happened : The Eiffel Tower is to reopen to visitors for the first time in nine months following its longest closure since World War II. Details : Daily capacity is set to be restricted to 13,000 people, however, about half of the normal level, in order to respect social distancing. From Wednesday next week, visitors will need to show either proof of vaccination or a negative test, in line with recent government-imposed requirements. For more visit Propergaanda.