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Isracann Appoints Experienced Farm Manager and Updates Israeli Cannabis Operations

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Tuesday, August 31, 2021
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As part of ongoing efforts, Isracann has continued to work closely with all Israeli consultants and counterparts, and recent activities at the Ein Hahoresh Farm include the following:

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  • As part of ongoing efforts, Isracann has continued to work closely with all Israeli consultants and counterparts, and recent activities at the Ein Hahoresh Farm include the following:
    The facility as proposed has been completed.
  • The hiring of Mr. Peleg Agayuf as a dedicated Farm Manager brings timely oversight to start-up activities as well as Israeli cannabis growing and production experience during and after the transition to operations.
  • Isracann is an Israeli-based cannabis company focused on becoming a premier cannabis producer/distributor offering low-cost production targeting undersupplied, major European marketplaces.
  • Based in Israel's agricultural sector, Isracann will leverage its development within the most experienced country in the world with respect to cannabis research.

SUMMER VACATIONS SIGNAL LONG-TERM SHIFT IN CONSUMER TRAVEL BEHAVIOR

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Monday, September 14, 2020
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trivago examined its search data globally and found three ways that travel is evolving: timing, distance/type of destination and accommodation.

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  • trivago examined its search data globally and found three ways that travel is evolving: timing, distance/type of destination and accommodation.
  • As the pandemic continues to affect every facet of our daily lives, the trends we are seeing, like domestic travel, are not a result of short-term reactions, but a shift in consumer behavior that we expect to take hold and influence the future of travel for the long-term, said Axel Hefer, CEO trivago.
  • This shift was most marked in the EU with preference jumping 28 percent for domestic destinations year over year.
  • ** Hefer added, We do expect as travel begins to normalize in the near future, hotel stays will increase again in popularity.