Eiffel Tower set to reopen after six-day strike

After being closed for six days due to a strike by workers, the iconic Eiffel Tower in Paris is set to reopen to the public. The strike, which began on Monday, was called by unions representing workers at the popular tourist attraction.

The workers went on strike to protest against what they described as poor working conditions and long hours. They were also demanding better pay and improved benefits.

However, after several days of negotiations between the unions and management, an agreement has been reached that will see the Eiffel Tower reopen to visitors on Saturday morning.

Tourists and locals alike will once again be able to enjoy the breathtaking views of Paris from the top of the Eiffel Tower, which stands at over 1,000 feet tall. The reopening is sure to be welcomed by all those who have been eagerly awaiting the chance to visit this iconic landmark.