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With all the news surrounding inflation in the United States, consumer and business costs (as in all the costs of doing business such as taxes, wages and supplies) have increased in 2022.
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Via Hotel News Resource | image: businessman with umbrella resisting protecting himself from falling arrows as a symbol of unfavorable business environment | Impacts of Hurricane Ian on Property Insurance Renewals for Hotels and Clubs

With all the news surrounding inflation in the United States, consumer and business costs (as in all the costs of doing business such as taxes, wages and supplies) have increased in 2022. What else do clubs and hotels need to consider, especially as budget season is upon us? One word: insurance.

While a figurative hurricane was hitting the industry, along comes an actual hurricane named Ian. While this weather event may not have hit your area, and you may be thousands of miles away from the physical damages, why would this affect your day-to-day? As insurance is a collective of good and bad risks from several geographic areas, this will affect your club or hotel. How, what and why would it affect you?

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...technology can help mitigate many safety hazards in the hospitality industry. For example, restaurants can use gas detectors to alert them of gas leaks, and hotels can use security cameras to deter crime.
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Data Breach Threat Grows for Hotel Companies as Cyberattacks Evolve

October 18, 2022 via CoStar

Though many parts of business slowed or paused during the pandemic, data breaches as a whole did not. Hotel companies are still a popular target for data thieves looking to gain personal information of guests and employees and monetize them or to hold sensitive information for ransom.
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How Hoteliers Can Handle Sensitive Situations with Transgender Employees

October 17, 2022 via CoStar
The number of people who identify as transgender grows every year, so employers should be aware of the laws and best practices regarding the transgender individuals among their employees.
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During the 2022 Hospitality Law Conference Washington, D.C., industry attorneys and legal experts addressed issues that could potentially expose hoteliers to civil and criminal liabilities and how to best mitigate those situations.
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