Join us for a transformative journey at the AAHOA 2023 HerOwnership Conference & Retreat, November 2-3, at the Beeman Hotel in Dallas, TX!

 

The second annual HerOwnership Conference & Retreat is a celebration of the incredible achievements of women in the hospitality industry. It's a gathering of trailblazers, innovators, and leaders who have paved the way for success and want to share their valuable insights with YOU.

 

This is the perfect opportunity to forge new connections while gaining insights and strategies from top industry visionaries. Hear from women who understand exactly what it's like to be a woman in the hospitality industry, and discover the power of collaboration and solidarity as you build relationships with like-minded professionals. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting your journey, you'll find inspiration and guidance to propel you forward.

 

The conference will also feature bonus wellness content designed to enrich your mind, body, and soul with expert-led wellness activities designed to rejuvenate and energize you.

 

Don't miss your chance to be part of this transformative experience. Register now and secure your spot at the HerOwnership Conference & Retreat. Your journey to success in hotel ownership begins here!

Recently, AAHOA hosted Rep. Dr. Rich McCormick of the Georgia Sixth District for a Back-of-the-House Tour in Duluth, GA. Back-of-the-House Tours offer opportunities for elected officials to step into the shoes of hotel employees and gain a profound appreciation for the daily tasks and responsibilites that go into providing exceptional guest service. From the meticulous housekeeping routines that ensure pristine rooms to the well-oiled machinery of the hotel's logistics, elected officials come away with a newfound understanding of the dedication and hard work that hoteliers invest in making each guest's stay memorable.

 

These types of events exemplify the close collaboration between AAHOA and government representatives in fostering an understanding of the vital role played by the hotel industry in each and every community so they may better represent us when they are working in Washington. Dr. McCormick recently led a delegation to India, where he met with Prime Minister Modi to further strengthen the relationship between India and the United States.

 

AAHOA Members own 68% of hotels in Georgia and employ nearly 80,000 workers, and pay more than $3 billion in federal, state, and local taxes.

 

 

 

 

AAHOA Members, get 5 percent off all your everyday purchases when you use the Lowe’s LAR business credit card. There’s no annual fee, and you can make purchases by phone, fax, or at LowesForPros.com. You’ll also be able to take advantage of exclusive cardholder promotions and receive discounted delivery on your purchases! Click here for more details, then contact Anthony Ruiz (Anthony.ruiz@lowes.com) to get started.

INFINITI HR is a Master Aggregator, The Professional Employer Organization for Hospitality Management© throughout all 50 states. INFINITI HR is recognized for the exceptional ability to support employer standards, mitigate employer risk and liability, while providing superior economies of scale and purchasing power for world-class, mid-range, and economy hotel properties of all sizes. For more information, visit our website, then contact Daniel Mormino (daniel.mormino@infinitihr.com) today to get started.

All Insurance Underwriters (AIU) is a National Managing General Agency giving AAHOA Members the option to retain current Insurance Agents. We also offer all Commercial General Lines of insurance, together packaged with Worker’s compensation (where applicable) extra savings can be found. Check out the website for more information on AAHOA Member benefits, and fill out a form to contact one of our dedicated team members.

With the ongoing industry labor shortage, much of the attention has been focused on operations staff, but many properties are finding it a bigger challenge to hire staffers with sales or management experience.
(Source: CoStar)

According to a recent report, the hospitality industry is rife with opportunities for data breaches, bad-actor hacking, and digital fraud.
(Source: PhocusWire)

WIth those born between 1981 and 1996 representing the largest group of consumers with purchasing power, hotels are working harder to understand and caputure this demographic.
(Source: HospitalityNet)

Truist Securities reports, “Overall U.S. RevPAR was -0.1% y/y for the week ending 9/9/2023, per STR, below the prior week's result of +2.0%, and below the trailing 10-week average of +1.4%. Versus 2019, due to the comparable timing of Labor Day, RevPAR was -2.0%, below the prior week’s result of +26.8% and below the trailing 10-week average of +11.1%. Despite a tough y/y holiday weekend leisure comp, we found results last week relatively decent, all things considered, though marginally softer for the Economy/Midscale chain scales. September MTD results at +5% for the U.S. and +5-6% for corporate-focused Upper Upscale/Upscale is a promising start to the month before business group travel heats up post-holiday. Upscale RevPAR: +1.9% y/y and -11.7% vs. 2019; Upper Midscale RevPAR: +0.3% y/y and -2.3% vs. 2019.”
For more, read the full report here, and read the China/Europe report here.