Washington Hospitality Association — Impact of COVID-19 Closures on Hospitality Industry
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Slides titled Impact of COVID-19 closures on Hospitality Industry, presented by Anthony Anton, CEO of Washington Hospitality Association. The slides state that the average hard costs for a restaurant in Washington are $25,000 and that the average restaurant owner loses $25,000 for every month they are completely closed. They state that take-out only averages 10% of prior sales, still resulting in over $20k in average monthly losses. The slides also state that New York found 1.4 percent of cases connected to restaurants, and that Washington state's contact tracing data found less than 1% of cases coming from restaurants.
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Washington Hospitality Association
Impact of COVID-19 closures on
Hospitality Industry
Presented by Anthony Anton, CEO of Washington Hospitality Association
FIXED COSTS Monthly
Restaurant Occupancy Costs 7,154
It costs the Direct Operating Expenses
Administrative Expenses
3,066
4,088
average Utilities
Cap Ex & Interest
3,066
3,066
restaurant Repairs & Maintenance 1,533
$25,000 to stay
Fees and Contract Obligations unrelated to above 1,533
Covid Hard Cost 1,533
25,040
closed for a Ave. Fixed Costs for a Full Service Restaurant
month The average hard costs for a restaurant in Washington, including everything from licensing
to lease payments, is $25,000
That means the average restaurant owner loses $25,000 for every month they are
completely closed.
Take-out only averages only 10% of prior sales, still resulting in over $20k in average
monthly losses.
Washington has among the strictest COVID-19 restaurant guidelines
in the nation
45 other states allow indoor dining
New York state, which has collected the most data on the spread of
COVID-19 of any state in the nation, found just 1.4 percent of cases
We know we were connected to restaurants.
can operate This matches Washington state’s own contact tracing data, where epi-
link tracing data found less than 1% of cases coming from restaurants
safely A well-regulated restaurant can provide a safe place to gather —
rather than driving people to gather privately without safety
precautions, which accounts for the majority of the spread.
People need a safe regulated outlet, we have proven
we can provide it.
Deaths in December Per 100k
By Capacity in Mask Mandated States
The bell curve US Average 22.5
of capacity Closed Indoor Dining States (7 states) 25.2
25% Indoor Dining States (6 states) 23.3
50% Indoor Dining States (14 states) 18.7
60-75% Indoor Dining States (4 states) 21.5
100% Indoor Dining States (10 states) 28.7
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