LODGING REOPENING WEBINAR

Wednesday May 27 at 2:00 p.m.

Latest Update

5/20/20 Governor Lamont announced Connecticut's Phase 2 & 3 reopening plans. This includes accommodations to reopen June 20, 2020. Further details and guidance coming soon.

HOTELS, SHORT-TERM RENTALS FOR ESSENTIAL WORKERS ONLY A copy of the Order may be found here.

AHLA is Offering FREE Education to Hospitality Employees: complimentary access to online training for a limited period of time. Learn more.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information & Resources

CT.GOV - Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

Connecticut Small Business Development Center COVID19 Business Resource Center

CT DOL - Frequently asked questions about unemployment and the coronavirus | http://www.ctdol.state.ct.us/

DECD - For specific questions related to small business, email the Joint Information Center at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., or call the DECD small business hotline at 860-500-2333.

CBIA - CBIA's Coronavirus Resource Page

CT Office of Tourism - Health Information for Travelers

AHLA - The Facts About Coronavirus

CDC - From the White House Coronavirus Task Force

Job Postings for Dislocated Workers:

NOW HIRING - Oak Hill

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Connecticut’s economy faces new challenge as threat from coronavirus grows courant.com
New AHLA Coronavirus Readiness Toolkit: AHLA continues to closely monitor the rapidly evolving situation with COVID-19, and we are committed to working with the Administration, industry partners and subject matter experts to bring you timely updates on what it could mean for travelers, employees and your business.We have developed a COVID-19 resources toolkit, which you can download here.
Economic Impact of Tourism from the Connecticut Office of Tourism. The economic impact of the tourism industry on the state — including its effect on business sales, job growth and tax revenues.portal.ct.gov
Are your employees trained in Human Trafficking Awareness? According to Public Act No. 17-32, Section 5 - all CT lodging employees must have annual training on human trafficking awareness. Learn more!

Upcoming Events

Tourism Advocacy Day at the Capitol - postponed
New England Food Show - postponed
Conference on Tourism, Hartford Register Here - postponed

Connecticut Lodging Association

Advocacy

Working with our lobbyist, legislators and the American Hotel & Lodging Association, we will keep you in the loop with everything you need to know.

Education

Maintaining core competencies with the ever-evolving lodging industry requires on-going education. We provide the tools to train staff and remain compliant with current regulations.

Buyers Guide

Our allied partners provide quality goods and services at great members-only prices. Purchase from vendors you can trust.

Resources

Essential information for agencies, legislators, educational institutions, and more.

Our Partners

International Society of Hotel Associations

American Hotel & Lodging Association Educational Institute

Why you should join

The Connecticut Lodging Association (CLA), founded in 1904, has a long history as the only industry trade association to represent Connecticut’s lodging industry. CLA’s foundation is based in advocacy, involved in speaking on behalf of the lodging industry on Connecticut legislative and regulatory issues. Make a difference and support CLA!

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