Clevelander Hotel, 1020 Ocean Drive, Miami Beach. Photo: Google Maps. Clevelander Closure Foreshadows 'Next Large Legal Question': Businesses Requiring Vaccination
"We're quickly getting to a point where there's going to have to be some determination made by businesses about whether they restrict entry to people that only have vaccines or not," Shutts & Bowen's Alexander Tachmes said.
March 19, 2021 at 06:07 PM
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A South Beach staple, the Clevelander Hotel and Bar, has temporarily closed its food and beverage operations, citing concerns over the safety and well-being of staff and patrons as the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic collides with a busy spring break period.
It's a move that signals how the long-awaited return of customers is actually a double-edged sword for the hospitality industry. Because, although COVID-19-induced closures delivered severe financial blows in 2020, a busy 2021 brings its own complications.
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