New Hampshire continues to make progress stemming the coronavirus and reopening the state’s economy. This is welcome news after nearly three months of shutdown and the economic toll that has caused.

Late last week, Gov. Chris Sununu issued guidance that allows hotels and other overnight accommodations such as vacation rentals to reopen on a limited basis. Starting June 5, hotels can accept reservations from New Hampshire residents and folks from out of state who have self-attested they have been self-isolating for 14 days in their own states. Hotels with 20 or more rooms can operate at 50 percent capacity, while others can fully operate.

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