9 Essential First Aid Guidelines for BC Hotel Managers

go2HR is here to support BC hotel employers in transitioning to the new First Aid Regulation, effective November 1, 2024. WorkSafeBC has released a preliminary version of the First Aid Guidelines to help clarify regulatory requirements. Here are a few highlights: These guidelines will help you stay compliant with new regulations and ensure a safe […]

Unleashing Your Sales Strategy – Techniques from Experience

Sales can be likened to a high stakes sports match. It’s all about building relationships and using the right strategies to stay resilient and of course, keeping track of your performance. For hotel owners, general managers and sales teams adopting a sports mentality can transform how you navigate the world of hotel sales. In both […]

Emergency Management Booking Portal – Progress Update

Since May 1st, when the announcement and press release was issued that BCHA was contracted by Emergency Management and Climate Readiness (EMCR) to lead a pilot project to support Emergency Services in housing evacuees during emergencies, significant work has been done on the Emergency Management Booking Portal (EMBP). We are thrilled with the level of […]

Innovate or Stagnate: How Cutting-Edge Tech and Local Partnerships Can Propel Your Hotel Forward

In today’s evolving hospitality landscape, technology plays a role in improving guest experiences and making hotel operations more efficient. From the moment a guest makes a reservation to providing feedback after their stay, technology is instrumental in creating a memorable journey. Modern travelers demand personalized services that cater to their unique preferences, and Ascent360 (who […]

Message from President & CEO, Ingrid Jarrett

At this year’s BCHA Summit, hosted at the beautiful Fairmont Chateau Whistler Resort, with an incredible group of experienced industry leaders, rising hospitality stars, innovative allied members, and owners and operators from all corners of our province. It was inspiring to see the connectivity and unity of our hospitality industry and we are so grateful […]

Prioritizing hotel cybersecurity

To secure your hotel and guests, prioritize cybersecurity: Cybersecurity is crucial in the hotel industry. Invest in robust cybersecurity. EXCLUSIVE FOR BCHA MEMBERS – Get your complimentary Hotel Cyber Security Checkup (value $1800). Contact Christina Ferris at christina.ferris@itpartners.ca, or call 604-428-8449 x 103.

Recent hotel cybersecurity breaches #2/2

July 2023 the MGM Grand in Las Vegas was breached which resulted in the company losing around $100 million. The shutdown had severe impacts such as some guests were unable to use their key cards, and employees were also locked out of their corporate email for days. Even more severe though was the amount of […]

Navigating the new data privacy landscape: key insights and implications

This year marks a significant milestone for data privacy in Canada with the passage of the Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA) as part of the broader Bill C-27. This act has ushered in a new era of data management and protection, placing more rigorous demands on Canadian businesses. One notable aspect of the CPPA is […]

Navigating The New Canadian Digital Charter: Privacy Concerns

The Canadian Digital Charter (Bill C-27), which was recently passed in Parliament and will soon become law, introduces new considerations for businesses regarding privacy. Here are three key requirements outlined in the Bill and their implications for your business: While these changes present significant challenges, solutions are available. Want to learn more? Reach out to […]

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