Virtual Learning

AAHOA members. Hear how this program builds skills in profitability and commercial strategy. This is part three of a three-part series, and you can attend one or all sessions.

DISCLAIMER:

The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

Join AAHOA and Kalibri for an overview of the partnership and a live look at Hummingbird Commercial. Learn how hotel owners can use performance data to uncover profit opportunities. This is part one of a three-part series, and you can attend one or all sessions.

DISCLAIMER:

The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

Join AAHOA and Kalibri for a closer look at Hummingbird Market. See how market-level data helps owners make smarter investment and development decisions. This is part two of a three-part series, and you can attend one or all sessions.

DISCLAIMER:

The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

In light of the recent murder of a hotelier in Dallas, AAHOA is hosting this dedicated virtual learning to provide hotel owners and operators with both support and actionable guidance during this difficult time.

Led by former police officer Todd Seiders, who has extensive experience in law enforcement and hotel security, this session will cover:

• Team Care & Support – Approaches to help your team process trauma, access counseling resources, and feel secure at work.
• Proven Steps & Examples – Steps to strengthen safety measures and perform due diligence at your hotel to help reduce the risk of crime.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

This powerful Hotel Owners Academy session takes a deep dive into five of the most common — and costly — areas where hotel owners are losing revenue every single day. From OTA commission overpayments to uncollected virtual card transactions, these profit leaks are hiding in plain sight. And the worst part? Many properties don’t even know they’re happening.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

Human trafficking lawsuits against hotels are on the rise, and the legal landscape is shifting rapidly. This session brings together attorney's to equip hotel owners with the knowledge to navigate litigation risks, indemnity demands, and compliance requirements.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

This exclusive session offers AAHOA members a front-row seat to hear directly from AAHOA President & CEO Laura Lee Blake as she shares her perspective on the Association’s next chapter.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

A franchise agreement is one of the most consequential contracts a hotel owner will ever sign — and preparation is the key to protecting your investment and setting yourself up for long-term success.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

Whether you’re pursuing your first acquisition or preparing to sell a long-held property, understanding the hotel purchase and sale process is critical to maximizing value and minimizing risk. In this session, you will walk you through the lifecycle of a hotel deal—from initial evaluation to closing—equipping you with various tools and insights to navigate negotiations, financing, due diligence, and legal considerations.

Real-world examples, deal-making strategies, and lessons learned will be shared to help you avoid common missteps and set yourself up for long-term financial success.

DISCLAIMER:
The information presented is intended for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. AAHOA does not provide legal services or legal representation, and no part of this event should be interpreted as creating an attorney-client relationship. Attendees should consult with a qualified attorney licensed in their jurisdiction for advice specific to their individual circumstances. AAHOA expressly disclaims any and all liability for actions taken or not taken based on the content shared during this event.

Join this webinar to learn how new, continuous reporting obligations now affect over 30 million businesses in the United States, including yours. Congress enacted the Corporate Transparency Act of 2024 to increase transparency and accountability in the reporting of everyone who benefits from ownership in a corporate entity.

Company ownership and financial structures are more complex and connected than ever before. This can lead to illegal financial activities, like money laundering, tax evasion, and fraud. Simply put, the new legislation requires businesses to report who their beneficial owners are. The new legislation went into effect on January 1of 2024 and there can be significant consequences for not reporting.