Coronavirus Information and Resources

With New York City on an encouraging trajectory of recovery, the tourism industry continues to rise to the challenges posed by the coronavirus. NYC & Company and our partners are actively planning a citywide comeback that will reinvigorate business, reinspire visitation and reconnect us all with the five boroughs. Read on for the latest on the situation citywide, plus plenty of resources for planning ahead.

NYC Updates

New York State has implemented a 14-day quarantine on anyone arriving from a state with a significant degree of community-spread infection. All out-of-state travelers from designated states must complete the State Department of Health traveler form upon entering New York. As of August 6, the City and Sheriff's Office will implement checkpoints at various points of arrival into the City to educate travelers and ensure compliance. For more information, visit ny.gov.

New York City has entered Phase 4 of Governor Andrew Cuomo's New York Forward plan, reintroducing low-risk outdoor activities like botanical gardens and zoos with capacity restrictions, movie and television production, and professional sports without audiences. Museums, attractions, restaurants offering indoor service and other indoor activities will reopen at a to-be-determined later date. For more information, including an overview of phases 2 through 4, please click here.

Health & Safety Guidelines

Below, find links to recommended health and safety guidelines by business category. These will be updated as we receive additional information.

Stay Well NYC Pledge

The only way forward is to take care of one another. As the City reopens, we’re asking five-borough businesses, and the people who visit them, to commit to the practices that will help keep our community healthy and safe.

View the Pledge

Ready to Take the Pledge?

Click here for our tool kit with three easy steps to get your business on board.

Information and Resources