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SearchA DRIVE-THRU strip club has opened in Germany offering customers some socially distant entertainment for the first time in over two months ago.Randy motorists queued up in Landshut, Bavaria, on Friday to see live performances from pole dancers and DJs.The shows take place on Friday and Saturday between 11pm and 3am local time and cost €35 (£31.40)The tickets for the show come with a glass of sparkling wine for the motorists to drink as they watch the dancers.Motorists are allowed into the tent but only for around 15 minutes.One of the DJs at the event, Micaela Schafer said about the show: "I think it's great to make such a concept with the drive-in because everyone needs something again, they want to get out, they want to hear loud music, they want to celebrate."The drive-thru's manager said: "It's nice now, it's movement again, there's life, you can tell it's fun. The music alone and I think that the event will turn out to be positive because we have early in the evening and things are going quite well."During the outbreak, Germany has kept its Covid-19 death rate relatively low, at 8,302 so far despite the number of cases.From mid-June Germans will be allowed to travel to 31 European countries, a government source has said.A government source said Chancellor Angela Merkel's cabinet may decide to lift a warning against travel to 26 fellow EU countries plus Britain, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein from June 15, if infection rates remain under control.Merkel is currently in talks with different German regions on how to further relax restrictions introduced in March to slow the spread of coronavirus.An initial easing of measures does not seem to have caused a significant spike in infections.Recent surveys suggest Germany is slowly recovering after economic life was restricted in late March to contain the coronavirus pandemic.But Germany's economy is likely to shrink by 6.6 per cent this year as businesses expect it will take at least nine months before operations return to normal after the pandemic, the Institute for Economic Research said on Thursday.If the economy shrinks to that percentage, it would be the country's worst economic performance since the reunification of East and West Germany in 1990.We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun Online news team? Email us at or call 0207 782 4368 . You can WhatsApp us on 07810 791 502. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours.TopicsYOU MIGHT LIKERECOMMENDED FOR YOUMORE FOR YOU

SearchA DRIVE-THRU strip club has opened in Germany offering customers some socially distant entertainment for the first time in over two months ago.Randy motorists queued up in Landshut, Bavaria, on Friday to see live performances from pole dancers and DJs.The shows take place on Friday and Saturday between 11pm and 3am local time and cost €35 (£31.40)The tickets for the show come with a glass of sparkling wine for the motorists to drink as they watch the dancers.Motorists are allowed into the tent but only for around 15 minutes.One of the DJs at the event, Micaela Schafer said about the...

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