MOSCOW (Reuters) - Crimean hostel owner Natalia Kirichenko has given up hope of hosting guests this summer as the coronavirus outbreak threatens to ruin the economy of the tourism-dependent region that Russia annexed from Ukraine in 2014.
Like more than half of the workforce on the Black Sea peninsula, Kirichenko's livelihood depends on a steady influx of Russian tourists during its balmy summer months.
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