These resources range from information on the Clean Buildings Act to guidance on how to remain in compliance with bans on plastic bags, single-use service ware and single-use personal beauty products.
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Tech experts, hoteliers press for wider adoption of artificial intelligence in hospitality
Tech experts, hoteliers press for wider adoption of artificial intelligence in hospitalityOwners, operators look to...
Buying or Selling a Hospitality Business with IBA and KeyBank SBA
An insider’s perspective on securing the funding you need.
Navigating business insurance challenges in the hospitality industry
Industry trends and challenges In the ever-evolving landscape of the hospitality industry, property and casualty...
Wildfire, Extreme Heat & Snow toolkit
Neither snow nor smoke nor heat wave keeps hospitality businesses from serving our guests!
Be prepared with our extreme weather toolkit.
Alcohol to go toolkit
The rules for alcohol to-go have changed—don’t get left behind! This toolkit provides comprehensive guidance on the state’s alcohol-to-go laws, including changes that were made after the pandemic.
Innovation will ignite change, hospitality leaders say
Innovation will ignite change, hospitality leaders sayBERLIN—Technology, sustainability, F&B innovation and robotics...
Sexual Harassment: Stop it before it starts – Toolkit
Employers need to adopt strong workplace policies that stop sexual harassment before it starts. Employers also have a duty to investigate complaints and other suspicions of sexual harassment that emerge.
The Americans with Disabilities Act: What you need to know
It may be the law, but following the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) can also help you attract more repeat customers if they know that you are accommodating their needs.
16 Ways to Improve the Safety in Your Hotel
Guests at your hotel expect exceptional service, comfort, and a high sense of security.
Sports Venues, Hotels Could be Affected by Visa Worker Shortage
Sports Venues, Hotels Could be Affected by Visa Worker ShortageMemorial Day, the great dividing line between spring...
As travelers turn to AI for trip research, hotel digital marketers adapt strategies
As travelers turn to AI for trip research, hotel digital marketers adapt strategiesAccurate information, fast-loading...
Umbrella & Excess Liability: How Much Is Enough for Hotels and Restaurants?
With Cassie Stenberg and Lynsee Weigand of IMA.
The first and lasting impression: How parking impacts guest experience and revenue
Have you ever decided to go somewhere else because there was no parking at the original place? Parking is more than...
Lodging wins during the public health crisis
Photo credit: LSS Photography By Anthony AntonPresident & CEO, Washington Hospitality Association In normal years,...
How US Hoteliers Can Navigate the Foreign Seasonal Worker Visa Process
How US Hoteliers Can Navigate the Foreign Seasonal Worker Visa ProcessDemand Continues To Outweigh Supply of 66,000...
Hotel industry moves further from labor crisis, but major challenges remain
Hotel industry moves further from labor crisis, but major challenges remainImmigration policy, a dwindling talent...
How US hotels are using the H-2B visa program
How US hotels are using the H-2B visa programHoteliers worry fewer foreign workers will seek seasonal employment
Isolated workers and the law: How to stay in compliance – Toolkit
Employees who work in isolation—such as housekeeping staff, maintenance workers and overnight security personnel—face unique safety risks, including harassment, medical emergencies and workplace accidents. Ensuring their well-being requires a combination of proactive measures, including panic buttons, regular check-ins and comprehensive safety training
Experience over expense: Millennials and Gen Z help drive recovery
The American Hotel and Lodging Association’s 2025 State of the Industry report has revealed key insights about...