Weeks after Helene, Biltmore Estate announces reopening in North Carolina
Biltmore Estate Reopening After Hurricane Havoc: A Major Comeback
After a devastating hurricane left its mark, the iconic Biltmore Estate in Asheville is ready to bounce back and reopen on November 2! The estate faced severe flooding, but its popular attractions like the Biltmore House and gardens are set to welcome visitors just in time for the holiday season.
Community Resilience Shines as Recovery Efforts Intensify
Despite the storm's destruction, the local community has rallied together with first responders and volunteers stepping up. The Biltmore's reopening not only revives tourism but also helps support about 2,400 employees who were impacted by the storm.
Nature Takes a Hit: Animal Safety Updates Post-Storm
While some animals tragically did not survive the storm, the majority have been accounted for and are safe. This highlights the estate's commitment to its wildlife amid the recovery process.
Tourism Trends Shift: Temporary Furloughs Amid Recovery
With a big dip in tourism expected, the Biltmore had to furlough some staff, but they assure that these layoffs are temporary, promising phased returns as things stabilize post-hurricane.
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