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For more than 130 years, CHLA has been the leading representative and advocate for the California lodging industry. From small independent hotels to large brands, CHLA prides itself on being a strong partner to our members so they can, in turn, better serve their guests and communities. As part of our commitment to helping your businesses succeed, members of CHLA receive special savings for a variety of hospitality industry products and services. We continually strive to increase our benefit package through new programs and partnerships. Click on any of the items listed below for more information on how to take advantage of these benefits.

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Human Trafficking Awareness Training

In partnership with Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) , CHLA is proud to offer our members FREE, in-depth, online human trafficking training. SB 970 (Atkins, 2018) requires that hotel and lodging employees who are likely to interact with victims of human trafficking undergo at least 20 minutes of human trafficking awareness training and education. “Wow, what a […]

BEST Printable Human Trafficking Prevention Toolkit

BEST Printable Toolkit is now available for people that work in the lodging industry. This kit includes indicator cards by lodging functions, prevention tips and printable resource cards for trafficking victims. The toolkit includes human trafficking indicators for Managers & Security, Front of House Staff, Housekeeping & Maintenance, and Food & Beverage staff. BEST Human […]

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Human Trafficking Awareness Signage

Required Signages for Lodging Properties Effective on January 1, 2019, Assembly Bill 260 requires hotel and lodging properties to post a notice relating to human trafficking in a conspicuous place near the public entrance of the establishment or in another noticeable location in clear view of the public and employees, where similar notices are customarily […]

Human Trafficking Prevention Resources

The California Hotel & Lodging Association (CHLA) is working with members, state and federal agencies and other interested parties, to help the hotel and lodging industry better combat the abhorrent practice of human trafficking. Human trafficking – modern day slavery – is not just a problem in developing nations; estimates show that thousands of men, […]