Virtually empty of travelers, hotels around the world are pitching their rooms as temporary offices for workers craving peace and privacy.
Facing a steep decline in global travel after authorities closed borders to stop the spread of coronavirus, hotels have shifted from catering to tourists and business
travelers to offering 14-day quarantine packages for people asked to self-isolate, discounted long-term rates for travelers unable to go home and special pricing for health-care workers.
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