Busy airports. Full restaurants. In-person performances. America is making steady, if incremental, progress on the road back to normal life.
The San Francisco Symphony held its first in-person performance in more than a year, and the Kansas City Symphony plans to return later this month to its concert hall. On Monday, some restaurants in the U.S. hit a milestone, according to data from OpenTable. Seated diners at reopened restaurants on the reservation platform’s network reached 100% of 2019 levels.
“We’re absolutely heading to a time that’s going to feel more like normal than it’s going to feel like,” said Jay Varma, a physician and senior adviser to New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. That said, “I think just like Sept. 11 changed the way we think about physical security, I don’t think we’re ever going to feel the same way about health security,” he added.
, Minnesota, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island will lift most economic restrictions this month.
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