American Hotel & Lodging Association

Overview

The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) is a membership organization based in the United States, founded in 1953, that serves the hospitality industry. With an employee size ranging from 51 to 200, AHLA focuses on providing resources and support to hotel operators and stakeholders in the travel and leisure sectors. The organization addresses various challenges faced by the industry, particularly in light of economic pressures such as rising operational costs. A recent document published by AHLA offers practical tips to help hoteliers improve efficiencies in key areas including recruitment, insurance, utilities, and property taxes. It highlights the significant turnover rate in the hospitality sector and provides strategies for employee retention, such as enhancing workplace culture and offering competitive benefits. The document emphasizes the importance of flexible work policies and the use of technology to streamline operations and mitigate risks. AHLA collaborates with industry experts and partners to deliver insights and solutions that assist its members in navigating the complexities of the hospitality landscape.

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