Traveling and hotels are a huge part of many people’s lives. They allow us to see the world and experience different cultures. It’s no wonder that the Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. With jobs available in everything from inns to destinations, there is something for everyone in this industry.
As the travel and tourism industry continues to recover from the coronavirus pandemic, AHLA supports policies that promote travel to and within the United States and continue to foster the growth of this vibrant sector of our economy. Whether it is temporary travel and payroll tax credits, funding domestic travel promotion or encouraging new sources of revenue to support the industry, we are committed to continuing to grow this important economic engine that provides 1 in 9 American jobs.
While it may seem obvious, choosing a hotel that is within your budget is one of the most important things to consider when planning a trip. There are plenty of affordable options out there and if you’re willing to be flexible on some of the other factors, you can save money while still having a comfortable stay.
Before you book a hotel, make sure to check the amenities they offer. Be aware of hidden fees and ask the front desk about them. It is common for hotels to charge extra for parking, wifi and even breakfast. It’s always a good idea to bring some of your own supplies too, like hairspray, deodorant and a spare toothbrush.