BERLIN CLUBS STRUGGLE AS DRINK SALES DRY UP AND COSTS RISE

Berlin's clubs are still drawing crowds, but shorter nights, fewer alcohol sales and rising costs have changed their business model. Door fees, rather than bar takings, are increasingly their real financial lifeline.

Deutsche Welle reports that berlin's clubs are still drawing crowds, but shorter nights, fewer alcohol sales and rising costs have changed their business model.

The report adds: Door fees, rather than bar takings, are increasingly their real financial lifeline.

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