Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer but the water parks are dry, amusement parks are shuttered and national parks are only beginning to reopen. Summer 2020 is going to look quite different.
a 25-room occupancy resort, has filled eight rooms for Memorial Day weekend. Normally at this time, he's turning away customers.Occupancy is down about 30% to 35% in July and August due to the uncertainty, said Roessler.Roessler hasn't changed his pricing, but he has changed his cancellation policy to ensure his guests can back out at any time without being penalized.
New York City, typically a summer hot spot, is still a ghost town. Broadway shows and museums are closed. Fifth Avenue is filled with empty storefronts and the streets lack the hustle and bustle that's synonymous with the Big Apple. "People are booking more resorts that you can drive to," said Yatin Patel, co-founder of Reservations.com.
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