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Cobb Travel & Tourism (CT&T) is actively monitoring the ongoing news surrounding COVID-19. The safety and health of our visitors, hospitality partners and residents is a top priority. Travelers to Cobb should know that CT&T is in close contact with regional public health officials and elected officials, as well as with national travel associations, and will actively communicate with visitors if the situation surrounding COVID-19 changes.
INFO FOR RESIDENTS & VISITORS
Cobb County and its six cities are open for visitors. Please check specific web sites of attractions, restaurants, hotels and others for up-to-date information on their level of operations. For more information, Check out our “Open For Business” blog or our Cobb is Ready page, dedicated to Cobb’s reopening.
With more travelers becoming vaccinated each day, Georgia has reopened, lifting all bans and regulations related to COVID-19. Our restaurants, attractions, and hotels could not be more ready to welcome guests back with open arms, warm smiles, and a sense of optimism that things are taking a turn for the better. We continue to encourage visitors and residents to follow the updated guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The safety of our visitors is our highest priority and we always want you to have the resources you need to make informed travel decisions. Click here to see a list of businesses (state-wide) that have made the Georgia Safety Promise, a statewide campaign from the Governor’s Office and the Georgia Department of Health that encourages businesses and the public to agree to simple, but critical, measures that will keep Georgians safe from COVID-19, minimize spread of the virus, and keep Georgia open for business. To see the latest executive orders for the state of Georgia and guidelines for reopened businesses, click here.
Is it currently safe to travel to Atlanta?
(flip for answer)There are no travel restrictions in the state of Georgia, which includes Atlanta and Cobb County. The CDC continues to recommend washing your hands, wearing masks in public, and avoiding contact with your eyes, nose, and mouth to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Older adults, those with serious chronic medical conditions, and those feeling unwell should avoid traveling.
Have any Cobb attractions, hotels, restaurants or meeting venues closed?
(flip for answer)As always, Cobb County welcomes visitors. Most of Cobb’s tourism partners have reopened including Cobb Galleria Centre, Six Flags Over Georgia, The Battery Atlanta and Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park. Please check specific websites of attractions, restaurants, hotels and others for up-to-date information on their level of operations.
What are local airports doing to ensure the safety of passengers?
(flip for answer)Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has increased the frequency that public areas are cleaned, provided additional education and training for employees, posted signage to provide guidance and education to passengers, and is coordinating with public health, CDC, and other agencies for instructions on a daily basis. >Learn more
INFO FOR MEETINGS
Cobb County is open and ready to host your next event. Use the facilities guide below to start planning. Don’t hesitate to reach out to our sales team with any specific questions.
TRAVEL & MEETINGS INDUSTRY RESOURCES
- U.S. Travel Association guidance for promoting the health and safety of all travelers
- U.S. Travel Association national status updates and travel industry talking points
- Destinations International comprehensive resource page
- Meetings Mean Business meetings industry updates and message points
- World Health Organization planning recommendations for mass gatherings
What actions is the Cobb Galleria Centre taking to ensure the safety of its meeting attendees?
The management team of Cobb Galleria Centre reopened to the public on July 13, 2020. The Centre asks guests to familiarize themselves with the guidelines established by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Georgia Department of Public Health. The Cobb Galleria Centre team has been regularly consulting with governmental agencies, medical experts and industry colleagues to develop a plan that prioritizes the health and safety of attendees, exhibitors, business partners and staff. Please click here to view The Galleria Safety First Reopening guidelines.
