GHLA is the state's non-partisan trade association representing the lodging industry. Originally founded in 1907, its mission is to promote, protect and educate the lodging industry around the state and to ensure positive business growth for its members. The Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association is the voice of the lodging industry in Georgia. GHLA is the official state affiliate of the American Hotel & Lodging Association.
Membership in the Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association means a wealth of benefits for its members. If you are a hotel, motel, bed & breakfast, campground or industry supplier, we have the membership for you. Whether it's filling your rooms, training your staff, or lowering your expenses you will benefit from membership in GHLA. Join now and find out for yourself that membership really does pay.
Georgia's hotel community stands ready to help our neighbors during their time of need. We've assembled information and resources to assist evacuees seeking lodging as well as important information for our hoteliers who are offering accommodations.
Membership in the Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association means a wealth of benefits for its members. If you are a hotel, motel, bed & breakfast, campground or industry supplier, we have the membership for you. Whether it's filling your rooms, training your staff, or lowering your expenses you will benefit from membership in GHLA. Join now and find out for yourself that membership really does pay.
Georgia's hotel community stands ready to help our neighbors during their time of need. We've assembled information and resources to assist evacuees seeking lodging as well as important information for our hoteliers who are offering accommodations.
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Georgia's hotels are an important segment of the state's economy.
9.7 percent of all jobs in the state are directly or indirectly related to the lodging industry, with hotels, motels, resorts, or lodges generating $3.7 billion in direct sales.
The lodging and food service industries comprise the largest sector of small businesses in Georgia.
Our industry reaches far beyond just providing our guests with comfortable rooms or convenient meeting spaces - we are interlinked with many other industries, such as transportation, restaurants, agriculture, manufacturing, and recreation, supporting $54.3 billion in total sales throughout the state.
9.7 percent of all jobs in the state are directly or indirectly related to the lodging industry, with hotels, motels, resorts, or lodges generating $3.7 billion in direct sales.
The lodging and food service industries comprise the largest sector of small businesses in Georgia.
Our industry reaches far beyond just providing our guests with comfortable rooms or convenient meeting spaces - we are interlinked with many other industries, such as transportation, restaurants, agriculture, manufacturing, and recreation, supporting $54.3 billion in total sales throughout the state.
GHLA members at this level provide high levels of value and support to lodging and hospitality.
They understand your business and are positioned to assist you in your success.
Reach out to them and discover the benefits provided to GHLA members.
With more than 260,000 residential, business and governmental customers, Atlanta-based Gas South is one of the Southeast's leading natural gas providers with a growing presence throughout Georgia and Florida.
Gas South's customer-first approach is emphasized by our Hometown Value promise - to always provide great everyday low rates, outstanding local customer service and strong support for the communities we serve.
They understand your business and are positioned to assist you in your success.
Reach out to them and discover the benefits provided to GHLA members.
With more than 260,000 residential, business and governmental customers, Atlanta-based Gas South is one of the Southeast's leading natural gas providers with a growing presence throughout Georgia and Florida.
Gas South's customer-first approach is emphasized by our Hometown Value promise - to always provide great everyday low rates, outstanding local customer service and strong support for the communities we serve.
Visit the Georgia DPH website frequently for constant updates and a wealth of information to assist you and your team.
As we face a fluid situation with new information learned daily, AHLA has now assembled a one web page to address Frequently Asked Questions in the areas of Advocacy, Legal & Human Resources, and Operations.
Check back for continuous updates.
As part of the CARES Act, the Small Business Administration is providing financial assistance through two main programs listed below.
As we face a fluid situation with new information learned daily, AHLA has now assembled a one web page to address Frequently Asked Questions in the areas of Advocacy, Legal & Human Resources, and Operations.
Check back for continuous updates.
As part of the CARES Act, the Small Business Administration is providing financial assistance through two main programs listed below.
Human trafficking is incredibly widespread, and our hotels have an important role to play in keeping our community and our hotels safe from this harm.
Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association is now partnering with Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) to provide FREE human trafficking training for Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association members and their staff.
This 30-minute course about human trafficking can protect your hotel and even save a life.
BEST's Inhospitable to Human Trafficking training is a great tool in your arsenal to enhance your fight against human trafficking.
Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association is now partnering with Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) to provide FREE human trafficking training for Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association members and their staff.
This 30-minute course about human trafficking can protect your hotel and even save a life.
BEST's Inhospitable to Human Trafficking training is a great tool in your arsenal to enhance your fight against human trafficking.
HB 341 made changes to the required Human Trafficking notice that is posted in your public restrooms.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation now determines the language that must be on the notice.
HB 341 kept the same size and font requirements - 8.5 x 11 sheet with 16 point type.
The passage of HB 341 introduced some changes that require your attention regarding the required Human Trafficking notices posted in your public restrooms.
HB 341 eliminated the required language and now the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is responsible for determining the wording to be used in the notice.
The Georgia Bureau of Investigation now determines the language that must be on the notice.
HB 341 kept the same size and font requirements - 8.5 x 11 sheet with 16 point type.
The passage of HB 341 introduced some changes that require your attention regarding the required Human Trafficking notices posted in your public restrooms.
HB 341 eliminated the required language and now the Georgia Bureau of Investigation is responsible for determining the wording to be used in the notice.
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