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Jul 22, 20240 comments

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Jul 22, 20241 comments

New AAHOA News 2022

Dec 11, 20230 comments

AUSTIN, TX., Nov. 14 – On Tuesday, Texas voters overwhelmingly approved Proposition 4, a Texas constitutional amendment that is the capstone of this year’s efforts to reduce property taxes. Proposition 4 passed by receiving more than 83% of the vote, sending a clear message to legislators regarding the importance of reducing property taxes.

New Advocacy NEWS AAHOA-2024

Dec 01, 20231 comments

Texas voters approved Proposition 4, a constitutional amendment reducing property taxes this year. AAHOA and the Texas Hotel & Lodging Association, which collaborated to support the amendment, said Proposition 4 ensures property tax relief for commercial hotel properties.

HFTP to Host AAHOA President/CEO for a Virtual Legislative Update

May 11, 20230 comments

ATLANTA, Ga., May 11 – Later this month, Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP®) is featuring Laura Lee Blake, president and CEO of the Asian American Hotel Owners Association (AAHOA), for an HFTP Virtual Education webinar: “U.S. Legislative Updates from AAHOA.” The webinar is scheduled for May 23 at 1:00 p.m. CDT and is complimentary to all industry stakeholders.

LA $25 Wage Proposal Puts Politics Over Policy, Say CHLA, AAHOA, HALA

Apr 12, 20230 comments

SACRAMENTO, Ca., Apr. 12 – The $25 an hour minimum wage proposed today by Los Angeles City Council Member Curren Price is a short-sighted, industry-specific mandate for political gain, that ignores accepted living wage policies and far less pay for teachers and city workers.