MEETING GUIDELINES
LA is ready to flip the script and get back to business. We’re welcoming groups of any size to re-imagine what meetings and events can look like.
- No restrictions on event size or capacity.
- Masks are no longer required for indoor settings, with the exception of public transportation and healthcare settings. Masks are still recommended for those at a higher risk of COVID-19 complications.
- As of April 1, indoor mega events of 1,000 or more will no longer require proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. However, it is still strongly recommended.
- For more details, please review LA County Health Officer Order.
Exclusive Partnership with CLEAR
With help from our partners at CLEAR, we can offer clients exclusive access to preferred pricing for the Health Pass program - a simple and streamlined way to verify attendees' vaccine and testing status.
Los Angeles is the first destination in the United States to receive the new health and safety verification badge from Forbes Travel Guide and Sharecare. The city is committed to verifying the health security of all hotels with 50 or more rooms. The process for each hotel covers more than 360 standards across health and hygiene protocols, cleaning products and procedures, ventilation, physical distancing, the guest experience, and health safety communication with guests and employees.
Safety at LAX
LAX has made safety and security its top priority, working nonstop to ensure a clean, safe and healthy journey.
Safety at the LACC
The Los Angeles Convention Center was the first convention facility on the West Coast to receive a STAR Accreditation from the Global Biorisk Advisory Council. The venue is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and has issued a detailed Roadmap to Recovery that received a platinum award for Strategic Communication from the Association of Marketing and Communication Professionals.
Latest Travel Guidance
We are open! But you can help keep our community healthy by following CDC guidelines.
Latest Masking Guidance
Masks are encouraged but no longer required in most indoor settings throughout LA County.
- Adam Burke, President & CEO, Los Angeles Tourism & Convention BoardLos Angeles has been incredibly deliberate and thoughtful in its reopening, and we are grateful for our ongoing partnership with state and local health department officials in developing appropriate protocols to ensure that we can safely and responsibly reopen our local visitor industry.
