There are two answers to that question. One is that I think the government had to proceed with broad-based programming support, and we now find ourselves in this moment in time when tourism and the hotel sector look very different from every other sector. Every other sector is allowed to recover, and we're not.
One of the learnings here is.... If we get a liquidity structure in place that allows us to cover our fixed costs, that would be a good learning, and that's something we could easily resurrect the next time around, with the understanding that any support from government, like the wage subsidy, would need to have different parameters in a sector like this.
I think we will learn some of those elements as part of this. As for other ways for us to survive, we will be ready to support the needs of public health and provide shelter, etc., as we did in the last iteration.