Several cafes in Bucharest and Cluj have banned the use of laptops at weekends, due to customers spending hours without ordering.
Emese Grancsa
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The practice has become increasingly common in European countries, with some venues banning laptops altogether. In Romania, restrictions are in place in several cafes in Bucharest and Cluj-Napoca in response to the growing number of digital nomads working from such spaces.
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Oraşele din România în care este interzisă utilizarea laptopului în anumite cafenele. "Trăim din consumația pe care o fac oaspeții noștri"
Mai multe cafenelele din România au impus reguli stricte în weekend pentru clienţii care vin cu laptopul la ei
Nomazii digitali, un coșmar pentru cafenelele din Europa. Ce măsuri au luat antreprenorii
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