New York City’s dynamism is defined by its people—those who live here, those who work here and all who visit from afar. Ensuring everyone’s well-being is paramount right now, and it’s a community effort. We at NYC & Company are asking tourism and hospitality businesses and their guests to take this Pledge, backed by public health protocols, to help the five boroughs reopen responsibly.
Note: On August 3, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that New York City will require proof of vaccination for individuals seeking to enjoy a variety of indoor activities, including dining indoors, seeing indoor performances, and using gyms. The final details of the policy will be announced and go into effect the week of August 16; enforcement begins on September 13. For more information, visit our information page.
Businesses pledge to:
Wash our hands and/or sanitize them frequently
Wear masks unless it is medically unsafe to do so
Limit capacity and/or create space for social distancing
Ensure staff health with wellness check-ins and sick days
Disinfect surfaces and common areas
Guests pledge to:
Wash our hands and/or sanitize them frequently
Wear masks unless it is medically unsafe to do so
Keep our distance from anyone outside of our party
Use contactless payment like credit/debit when possible.
Stay home if sick and visit another time
See Who's Taken the Pledge
When a business takes the All In NYC: Stay Well Pledge, their guests do too. Click here for a list of places that have already made the commitment, and check back as more sign on.
We are closely monitoring reopening plans for Broadway. We will share guidelines as soon as they become available.