The results of more than two decades of hard work building their business suddenly began to crumble like a house of cards. Sisters Gabriela Kosečková and Lucia Leutgöb still had a brick-and-mortar store for the In Vivo brand in Bratislava's pedestrian zone last year. While in the past, tourists from all over the world flocked to their handmade ceramic shop, today it is different. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, they were forced to close their business after 23 years, lay off employees, and get back on their feet. Despite this, they did not throw in the towel.
FORBES - They started selling ceramics on the street. They've been in the market for 23 years, but coronavirus undermined them
