Pledge to Keep Hoosier Consumers, Visitors Safe
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowThe Indiana Destination Development Corp. has announced more than 600 businesses and 5,000 people have signed the Hoosier Hospitality Promise, a public health initiative in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Created by a coalition of state agencies and hospitality-related organizations, the pledge aims to ensure employees’ and consumers’ safety by following federal, state and local health and safety guidelines.
“We are extremely pleased to see the results from the Hoosier Hospitality Promise and to know that so many businesses have made this important pledge,” said Lieutenant. Governor Suzanne Crouch.
The Hoosier Hospitality Promise is a joint effort by the Indiana Destination Development Corp., the Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association, and the Indiana Tourism Association. It launched in July.
IDDC Chief Executive Officer Elaine Bedel said when consumers make the promise, they are committing to making Indiana healthier by practicing social distancing, wearing face coverings, and not going out if sick.
“The Hoosier Hospitality Promise website has been is a great tool for providing education, recognizing businesses that provide a safe environment for employees and guests, and motivating consumers with discounts as we continue to work towards a safe reopening for all Hoosiers,” Bedel.
In return, consumers receive a digital Hoosier Hospitality Promise Pass, giving them access to exclusive discounts at select participating businesses.
Businesses and consumers can still make The Promise by clicking here.