Reopening Resources
Reopening Resources
As everyone begins to anticipate the reopening of our economy, various companies and organizations are beginning to share how they plan to operate while following social distancing best practices. These plans provide a helpful resource on how to approach your reopening efforts.
Proposed Guidelines for Convention Center, Hotel Meetings & Events | State & Local | Hotels | Attractions | Museums | Restaurants, Breweries, Wineries | Retail | Events & Venues
Proposed Guidelines for Convention Center, Hotel Meetings & Events
Due to the importance of convention, meetings and events to our tourism economy, several leading organizations have developed safe and responsible reopening plans.
- Convention Center proposed guidelinesFileSDCC_Reopening-Guide_VERSION-091620.pdf (5.66 MB)
- Hotel meetings proposed guidelinesFileMeetings-Events-Safe-Reopening-Plan-Rev-002.pdf (637.39 KB)
- proposed guidelines for public events File
- California Association for Private Events proposed guidelines
- California Hotel & Lodging Association - Clean + Safe Guidelines for Meetings and EventsFileCHLA-Meeting-Guidance-10.19.20-pdf.pdf (3.11 MB)
- Event Safety Alliance Reopening Guide
State of California
The State of California created a Resilience Roadmap detailing plans for reopening the state, including industry-specific guidelines for Phase 2.
- Hotels for leisure business, including their poolsFileguidance-hotels-lodging-rentals.pdf (248.61 KB).Filecovid19poolguidance.pdf (210.17 KB)
- Bars, breweries and wineries.Fileguidance-restaurants-bars.pdf (248.61 KB)
- Museums, zoos and aquariums, including Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo.Fileguidance-zoos-museums.pdf (248.61 KB)
- Family entertainment venuessuch as arcades, miniature golf and bowling alleys.Fileguidance-family-entertainment.pdf (248.61 KB)
- Outdoor activities including campgrounds, fishing and charter boatsFileguidance-campgrounds.pdf (248.61 KB)
County of San Diego
The County of San Diego has the following reopening checklists:
- Safe Reopening PlanThis checklist plan currently does not need to be submitted but should be completed and displayed on the front door of the business. The stages for reopening can be found Golf coursesFileSafeReopeningPlanTemplate.pdf (928.76 KB)Filegolf-course-protocol.pdf (239.14 KB)
- Parks and beachesFilegolf-course-protocol.pdf (239.14 KB)
- County COVID-19 updates and resourcesFileparks-beaches-social-distancing-protocol.pdf (836.19 KB)
San Diego International Airport
- The San Diego International Airport released a set of Let's Go Safely protocol infographic here.FileC-19_Comm-Media-Info-Graphics-V4FIN.pdf (2.64 MB)
City of San Diego
- Farmers’ Market guidelinesthat provide a roadmap for outdoor events.File
- The Downtown San Diego Partnership provided proposed guidelinesfor safely reopening businesses.File
- The San Diego Convention Center detailedreopening guideFiledraft-sdcc-reopening-guide-080520.pdf (5.42 MB).Filedraft-sdcc-reopening-guide-080520.pdf (5.42 MB)
- The San Diego Regional Economic Development Corporation created a guidelines for street closure permits .
- The City of San Diego created guidance for artisan retail markets and special events .
Hotels
The hotel industry is working on operational and sanitation improvements that are designed to ensure guest and employee safety while providing peace of mind and a positive experience.
- The California Department of Public Health created a document that provides insight for hotels on how to ensure workers and customers stay safe and healthy in Phase 2 opening: COVID-19 Industry Guidance: Hotels and LodgingFileguidance-hotels.pdf (248.61 KB)
- The American Hotel & Lodging Association is working on its guidanceand a checklistFileCHLA-Hotel-ReOpening-Guidance-V2.pdf (4.76 MB)for reopening.FileCHLA-Hotel-Clean-Safe-Checklist-V2.pdf (86.37 KB)
- A variety of hotel chains have released their reopening strategies, including:
Major Attractions
- San Diego’s attractions—including SeaWorld, Legoland, the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park and the USS Midway—have developed a reopening health and safety plan .
- Six Flags introduced aSafari Park created a Reopening Plandetailing the changes that they have put in place to ensure guest safety.FileReopening_Plan_updated_6.20.pdf (7.19 MB)
Museums
- The American Alliance of Museums has a reopening resource guideand list of sample reopening plans.File
- Baxter Springs Heritage Center and Kansas Route 66 Visitors CenterFileReopening-Plan.Baxter-Springs.2020-1.pdf (173.23 KB)
- Children’s Museum of ManhattanFile
- Discovery Park of AmericaFile
- Everhart MuseumFile
- Japanese Friendship Garden Society of San DiegoFile
- Patuxent River Naval Air Museum Covid-19 Virus Response PlanFile
- Texas Historical CommissionFile
Restaurants, Breweries and Wineries
- National Restaurant AssociationFileNRA-COVID19-Reopening-Guidance.pdf (3.28 MB)
- California Restaurant AssociationFile
- Safe Onsite Dining Plan for Restaurants/Food FacilitiesFilecovid19sdsafeonsitediningplan_en.pdf (175.1 KB)
- COVID-19 Industry Guidance: Dine-In RestaurantsFileguidance-dine-in-restaurants.pdf (248.61 KB)
- Restaurant/Food Facility Operating ProtocolFilecovid19sdrestaurantoperatingprotocol_en.pdf (514.79 KB)
- Restaurant Opening PostersFilecovid19sdrestaurantreopeningposters_en.pdf (458.19 KB)
Retail
The National Retail Federation and the Retail Industry Leaders Association have provided recommendations
Events & Venues
Certifications
U.S. Travel Association
- U.S. Travel put together industry guidelinesto help ensure the health and safety of travelers.FileHealthandSafetyGuidance.pdf (2.74 MB)