Human trafficking is a hidden crime. It isn’t widely understood or recognized, and its secretive nature is part of the reason it is so ubiquitous across industries around the world. The transient nature of hotels puts them at particular risk ...

Clemson, SC—The Inn at Patrick Square marked its official opening with an event attended by guests, members of the community, and dignitaries and a pledge that 1 percent of room revenue for the first five years will go towards funding the ...

Washington, D.C.–The American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation (AHLEF), the not-for-profit affiliate of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA), announced that it had awarded a total of nearly $1 million across 372 scholarships this year. Minority hospitality management students ...

Washington, D.C.—The Handlery Foundation contributed a leadership gift of $10,000 to the American Hotel & Lodging Educational Foundation’s (AHLEF) 2017 Annual Giving Campaign. A longtime supporter of AHLEF, the Handlery Foundation has contributed to an endowed scholarship fund and previous ...

Fifteen or twenty years ago, the management track in hospitality often started at the front desk, with employees working for one company over many years to learn and get ahead. Today, advancement in hospitality—and many other careers—is no longer a ...

You can see it on their faces. Thanks to an introduction to hospitality and tourism in high school, these savvy, motivated teens and twentysomethings are on their way to a bright future in the hospitality industry. Seattle’s Chief Sealth International ...