The Covid pandemic has wrought major changes on the world. This site has reported on the global sex industry for the better part of a decade. It only seems right to report on the effects the pandemic and related shutdowns have had on sex work and sex workers. Without harping on doom and gloom we can make an honest assessment of what has happened over the last few months. It is also possible to make an educated guess about what will follow in the near and long term future.
A lot of things are clearly still up in the air. And I am sure some are even tired of hearing about corona virus. Since this site was only ever meant to entertain I can understand the desire to find enjoyment on Rockit Reports.
But in the interest of balance I present what will likely be my last reporting on this subject for a while. Some effects of the pandemic on the sex industry are clearly temporary.
For instance the Swiss Health Minister recently announced that sex workers in Switzerland could start plying their trade again legally on June 6. So there are not any outward permanent effects or restrictions there that we can see. I have already reported on efforts to use the current crisis as a reason to end prostitution in Germany.
A fight to reopen the industry there has followed. Time will tell how things turn out. The economic fallout of the near global shutdown is also having a major effect on sex workers and their places of work. But it seems that a significant number of these places may never reopen. Especially since many were complaining of bad business as far back as December of In the early days of the coronavirus crisis I reported that Club Nevada in Pattaya had closed.
