Restaurants can offer pick-up and delivery options, and retailers provide eCommerce and curb side pick-up options, but what about experiential businesses like bowling alleys, theatres, and other indoor family fun centres? In this episode, you’ll meet Laurel Werbeski of Escape in Caledonia, an escape room and board game cafe in Ontario, and learn how they’re staying afloat, even amidst rolling lockdowns.

Laurel shares:

• Escape in Caledonia’s mission 
• How their business has changed due to COVID,
• Including what will continue to do even after the pandemic
• What they’re doing to stay afloat today
• How they’ve laid the foundation for a comeback 
• How they’re communicating with their customers
• And how the business community in Caledonia is pulling together

You'll find Escape in Caledonia online:

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EscapeinCaledonia.ca 

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