AAHOA Applauds NYC's Council Decision to Postpone Safe Hotels Act Hearing
Aug 02, 20240 comments
AAHOA Applauds NYC's Council Decision to Postpone Safe Hotels Act Hearing

What Happened: AAHOA welcomed New York City Councilwoman Julie Menin's recent announcement to postpone the hearing on the Safe Hotels Act, a decision that follows last week's announcement of the bill's concerning rapid introduction and development. If enacted, it would prohibit hotels from operating without an additional license, including preventing the use of subcontractors for core functions such as housekeeping, front desk, and security.
 
Deeper Dive: Councilwoman Menin stated via X on Sunday afternoon, following conversations with the Hotel Association of New York City and the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council, that she has decided to reschedule the upcoming hearing, which was scheduled for Tuesday, July 30, to "allow for more time for feedback prior to taking the next step in the legislative committee process."
 
AAHOA recognizes this as a positive step toward ensuring the voices of hotel owners and industry stakeholders are heard in the legislative process.

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