Audrey Serror -<\/strong> The announcement of a potentially effective vaccine opens up positive prospects, which we did not have until a few days ago. We are undoubtedly moving towards an end to the health crisis next June, as Emmanuel Macron had said. But, after that, when are we going to get back to the flow levels we had in 2019? I don't have a crystal ball for that. We're talking about 2024, or even 2027, depending on the analysis criteria. As far as I'm concerned, I'm working on the principle that if companies want to grow, they will have to move<\/strong>. The need to meet will remain. You can't build business relationships by videoconferencing.<\/p>\n A. S. -<\/strong> She had a severe fall with the new confinement. Even though HCorpo is lucky enough to have a strong base of domestic business, which has enabled us to get by not too badly so far, we are suffering terribly. November was very weak and, with December often a slow month, we don't expect any improvement between now and the end of the year. But, if we had to find a positive point in this difficult context<\/strong>During the first wave, we mainly saw cancellations, but now we're seeing a lot of requests for postponements. This means that people want to plan ahead. They're waiting to see how they can reschedule their appointments, but they don't want to stop travelling.<\/p>\n What effect does containment have on demand?<\/h3>\n