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On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics released the Employment Cost Index, the broad measure of labor costs, for September 2021.
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We’ve made it through another busy week, and AAHOA’s women hoteliers and leaders took center stage – helping to celebrate the closing of National Women's Small Business Month.
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AAHOA has been made aware that several attempted robberies have occurred in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, with the potential that the same suspects are targeting other states as well.
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The SBA’s targeted EIDL advance grant program reportedly has sent out $3.8 billion of the $30 billion allocated to the program.
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Analysts at Lodging Econometrics report that in the third quarter of 2021 the total U.S. construction pipeline stands at 4,837 projects/592,259 rooms, down 8% by projects and 10% by rooms year-over-year (YOY).
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AAHOA Female Director Western Division Tejal N. Patel and Nimisha Patel, former Female Director Western Division, have each been selected as one of the 2021 Influential Women in Hospitality by Hotel Management magazine.
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The White House updated its guidelines for travelers entering the United States.
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Prince Organization, led by AAHOA Lifetime Member Sunil Tolani, was recently recognized by the Orange County Business Journal as among Orange County’s fastest-growing mid-sized businesses.
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AAHOA and dozens of our partner trade associations penned a letter to President Biden regarding a broad tax proposal that would increase the reporting threshold of the Internal Revenue Service.
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The Center for Global Development is undertaking an analysis on the economic impact the H2B visa cap has had on seasonal employers in 2021.
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Serving on the AAHOA Board of Directors provides a rewarding opportunity to help drive the strategic direction of a national association dedicated to advancing and protecting the interests of hotel owners.
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Held in conjunction, HX: The Hotel Experience Powered by AAHOA and Boutique Design New York are both returning to New York City’s Javits Center on November 14-15.
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Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that all three available COVID-19 vaccines are authorized for booster shots.
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AAHOA is full speed ahead with regional season, and it was a busy week with three regional conferences and trade shows: Mid-South (Louisville, KY), North Texas (Irving), and Southeast Texas (Stafford).
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The loss numbers from 2010 to 2019 are staggering, with an average realized loss of 50.1% (slightly higher for limited-service hotels, slightly lower for full-service hotels).
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Travel website Kayak said on Monday searches related to international travel to the United States spiked 48% on Saturday, from the same day one week earlier.
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In 2019, Jason Henrichs took 46 flights for business, traveling to cities where he stayed at hotels, dined at local restaurants, and sometimes even visited tourist attractions like the Liberty Bell. In 2020, he took just three flights.
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As travel picks up amid signs the pandemic is waning, the hotel industry hopes its fortunes will rise too. But so far, it’s not clear when that moment will arrive.
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With unprecedented shifts impacting the future of the hospitality industry, IMN is pleased to unveil the only conference totally dedicated to distressed hotels to take place in Las Vegas, NV, on November 16-17.
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Today at 3 p.m. EDT, SBA representatives will host a live webinar on the COVID-19 EIDL loan program.