covid-19 Best practices for nysh&ta members
AS A DUES-PAYING ORGANIZATION, NYSH&TA HAS COMPILED THE MOST UP-TO-DATE AND RELEVANT INFORMATION TO GUIDE OUR MEMBERS THROUGH THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THE DOCUMENT WILL BE UPDATED AS SOON AS WE RECEIVE NEW INFORMATION.
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HOW TO ACCESS COVID-19 BEST PRACTICES |
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NEW Operating Guidelines/Best Practices: NYS Hospitality Industry
NYSH&TA has compiled a detailed outline of operating guidelines and best practices in an effort to support and offer
helpful information to our lodging members during these uncertain and unprecedented times.
This document is an overall best-practices and operating guide and will likely need to be adjusted to fit the exact needs of individual properties. The document does not constitute legal advice. Click here to view NYSH&TA’s Operating Guidelines & Best Practices.
NYSH&TA has compiled a detailed outline of operating guidelines and best practices in an effort to support and offer
helpful information to our lodging members during these uncertain and unprecedented times.
This document is an overall best-practices and operating guide and will likely need to be adjusted to fit the exact needs of individual properties. The document does not constitute legal advice. Click here to view NYSH&TA’s Operating Guidelines & Best Practices.
Use of NYSH&TA Information - Email Forwarding by Non-Members
As we track NYSH&TA’s email and data distribution, it has come to our attention that our e-newsletters are being received by non-member organizations/hotels and then being forwarded to other non-members who are opening the emails at an alarmingly high rate. This is not fair to hard-working, dues paying members. We can track this with our email platform, and we will continue to closely monitor.
NYSH&TA works diligently with its legislative and legal counsel to bring our dues-paying members exclusive, relevant information to help operate their businesses more efficiently and stay informed with the latest legislative and regulatory guidelines (especially during the COVID19 pandemic). In the coming weeks, we will monitor this issue closely. If we see a trend, NYSH&TA President, Mark Dorr, will reach out to discuss membership with the non-member organizations. Though we encourage our members to disseminate our information, we respectfully ask that the proper attribution is given to NYSH&TA (many of our tourism partners do this wonderfully and we thank you). To those dues-paying members who use our information properly, and with attribution, we thank you for your support.
As we track NYSH&TA’s email and data distribution, it has come to our attention that our e-newsletters are being received by non-member organizations/hotels and then being forwarded to other non-members who are opening the emails at an alarmingly high rate. This is not fair to hard-working, dues paying members. We can track this with our email platform, and we will continue to closely monitor.
NYSH&TA works diligently with its legislative and legal counsel to bring our dues-paying members exclusive, relevant information to help operate their businesses more efficiently and stay informed with the latest legislative and regulatory guidelines (especially during the COVID19 pandemic). In the coming weeks, we will monitor this issue closely. If we see a trend, NYSH&TA President, Mark Dorr, will reach out to discuss membership with the non-member organizations. Though we encourage our members to disseminate our information, we respectfully ask that the proper attribution is given to NYSH&TA (many of our tourism partners do this wonderfully and we thank you). To those dues-paying members who use our information properly, and with attribution, we thank you for your support.
