07/28/2020
American Hospitality Institute and the International Hospitality Institute announce training and global certifications for various Hospitality management positions:
1. Certified Hotel General Manager (CHGM)
2. Certified Hotel Operations Manager (CHOM)
3. Certified Rooms Division Manager (CRDM)
4. Certified Front Office Manager (CFOM)
5. Certified Food and Beverage Manager (CFBM)
6. Certified Hospitality Finance Director (CHFD)
7. Certified Revenue Management Specialist (CRMS)
8. Certified Hospitality Sales Leader (CHSL)
9. Certified Hospitality Housekeeping Manager (CHHM)
10. Certified Restaurant Operations Manager (CROM)
11. Certified Digital Marketing Director (CDMD)
12. Certified Entertainment and Activities Director (CEAD)
13. Certified Airline Operations Manager (CAOM)
14. Certified Luxury Cruise Manager (CLCM)
15. Certified Luxury Spa Executive (CLSE)
16. Certified Casino Operations Professional (CCOP)
17. Certified Events and Meetings Manager (CEMM)
18. Certified Bed and Breakfast Operator (CBBO)
19. Certified Hotel Engineering Manager (CHEM)
20. Certified Hospitality Valet Operator (CHVO)
For more information, contact [email protected]
07/07/2020
The U.S. travel and tourism industry provided $7.8 million jobs in 2017 and accounted for over $1.6 trillion in economic output in 2017.
The industry represented 11% of all US exports and a third of all US services exports. US travel and tourism accounted for 2.8% of GDP.
The US government needs to provide additional financial bailout to save the travel and tourism industry.
07/07/2020
The hospitality industry has been battered by COVID-19. Congress needs to do more to support the industry.
07/07/2020
The American Hospitality Institute is focused on promoting the interests of stakeholders in the US hospitality industry.
True to its charter, AHI is committed to fostering excellence in the hospitality industry, offering training and certification to hospitality practitioners, and awards to top-performing hospitality establishments, practitioners, and owners.
AHI aims to improve conditions for hospitality practitioners by creating awareness and influencing governmental and corporate policy. The core focus areas of the institute are:
1. Training of hospitality professionals
2. Certification of hospitality professionals
3. Recognition of industry leaders, top performers, and other stakeholders in the hotel and restaurant industries through the AHI Awards.
4. Function as a think-thank to influence policy and as a bridge between government and the hospitality industry.
Join us as we fight to protect the interests of the hospitality industry.
