Starting Monday, New York City will become the first major U.S. city to impose a vaccination requirement for indoor dining, leaving restaurant operators across the five boroughs with a host of new challenges to tackle.
Prompted by the surge in new Covid-19 cases tied to the delta variant, the city is requiring proof of at least one vaccine dose for a number of indoor activities, including dining, fitness clubs and attending indoor performances in New York City, making it the first major U.S. city to impose such restrictions. Employees of those venues are also required to be vaccinated. Following a few weeks to transition, enforcement is slated to start Sept. 13.
As more vaccine mandates come from localities and the eateries themselves, Booking Holdings’ OpenTable has rolled out a feature that allows restaurants to display their Covid inoculation requirements to customers. The reservation service also plans to publish a national list of restaurants that require proof of vaccination.
Communism. Businesses better fight or prepare to close your doors
“Let me see your papers”
Don’t these fools (BUSINESSES) know the government wants them to fail. THIS IS WHY ALL THE MANDATES!!!! The government lets loose the virus in just the areas they need for people to notice. The last places were all Red states they wanted to prove a point. Now they are trying to get rid of Abbott and Santis in Texas and Florida.