Luke Littler is a kebab-eating, Xbox-playing darts player who grabbed the attention of Britain and beyond this time last year by reaching the final of the world championship as a 16-year-old.

Managing capacity, virtual queuing and ticketing and more contactless experiences are all playing a part in this new normal for theme parks and attractions. Parks, attractions and venues are also pivoting to create more contactless experiences. While a lot has changed since the pandemic began, the goal of creating a memorable guest experience at theme parks and attractions has not. One of the best parts of technology solutions, Brown said, is their versatility. As we continue to move forward and adapt to the new normal, so will technology solutions.

Unfortunately, not everyone who helps the homeless is doing the same, nor are some of the homeless helping themselves during this coronavirus pandemic. “Unfortunately, what’s happening is the homeless are taking advantage of that and are crowding onto those buses,” said Laura Licoski, founder of Facing Homelessness, Bradenton. “That message clearly isn’t getting through to a lot of people.”TAKING PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY DURING PANDEMICBrown is known in the homeless community as a straight shooter kind of guy. “I don’t ask nobody for help and I don’t steal from anyone even though they steal from me.”Brown is frustrated with how the homeless community is handling the crisis. Brown said the homeless community is very much aware of the coronavirus and if behaviors in their own community don’t change, “I don’t think they can handle it.