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Council on Hotel, Restaurant & Instutional Education in Washington
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| Description: Hospitality education association training tourism | |||||||||||
Travel Industry Association of America in Washington
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| Description: TIA seeks to increase understanding of tourism’s impact and the immense importance of tourism to the economic, social and cultural life of the United States. TIA accomplishes its objectives by providing an array of marketing programs, forums and marketing and research publications that provide opportunities for all components of the industry, both large and small. TIA seeks to protect the industry from governmental initiatives that would impede travel by discriminating against the traveler or the travel industry. TIA does not seek to duplicate the objectives or efforts of other travel industry associations or organizations which represent the specific interests of individual industry components. | |||||||||||
Air Transport Association (ATA) of America, Inc in Washington
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| Description: Founded by a group of 14 airlines meeting in Chicago in 1936, it was the first, and today remains, the only trade organization for the principal U.S. airlines. In that capacity it has played a major role in all the major government decisions regarding aviation since its founding, including the creation of the Civil Aeronautics Board, the creation of the air traffic control system, and airline deregulation. The purpose of the ATA is to support and assist its members by promoting the air transport industry and the safety, cost effectiveness, and technological advancement of its operations; advocating common industry positions before state and local governments; conducting designated industry-wide programs; and assuring governmental and public understanding of all aspects of air transport. During its history, ATA has seen the airline industry and its members evolve from the small, pioneering companies of the 1930s into key players in the global transportation market. The industry continues to evolve with the addition of new carriers, which are playing a major role in shaping the future of air transportation. As airlines continue to look for ways to reduce costs and maximize efficiencies while maintaining the safest transportation system in the world, ATA offers carriers that very opportunity. ATA is respected by Congress, state legislatures, the Department of Transportation, the Federal Aviation Administration, the press and the public for its professional and accomplished representation of the industry. As its members chart their futures in this changing market, ATA provides invaluable expertise, guidance and assistance. ATA's structure is similar to most airlines and provides an interface between the carriers and various government and private sector organizations. Key departments within the association deal with operations and safety, engineering, maintenance and materiel, airport operations, air traffic management, cargo, e-business, facilitation, federal and state government affairs, international affairs, legal affairs, passenger service, public relations, and security. Working with these established functions are a variety of ATA councils, committees, subcommittees and task forces, composed of experts from member airlines, formed to address industry issues. Today, the ATA continues to represent the industry on major aviation issues before Congress, federal agencies, state legislatures, and other governmental bodies. It continues to promote safety by coordinating industry and government safety programs, and it serves as a focal point for industry efforts to standardize practices and enhance the efficiency of the air transport system. | |||||||||||
The American Bus Association in Washington
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| Description: The American Bus Association, the trade association of the intercity bus industry, represents the motorcoach industry's interests in Washington, D.C. It also facilitates relationships between North American motorcoach and tour companies and all related segments of the travel and supplier industries and promotes travel by motorcoach to consumers. | |||||||||||
American Gaming Association in Washington
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| Description: The American Gaming Association (AGA) opened its office in Washington, D.C., in June 1995 with the fundamental goal of creating a better understanding of the gaming entertainment industry by bringing facts about the industry to the general public, elected officials, other decision makers and the media through education and advocacy. The AGA represents the commercial casino entertainment industry by addressing federal legislative and regulatory issues affecting its members and their employees and customers, such as federal taxation, regulatory issues, and travel and tourism matters. | |||||||||||
American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA) in Washington
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| Description: The American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA) is a 92-year-old federation of state lodging associations throughout the United States with some 11,000 property members worldwide, representing more than 1.5 million guest rooms. AH&LA is the largest hotel and lodging association in the world, with members ranging across all segments of the lodging industry - from economy properties to five-star resorts - as well as students, teachers, legislators, and others who support the hotel and lodging industry. | |||||||||||
National Restaurant Association in Washington
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| Description: Restaurants need a powerful voice before Congress and federal regulatory agencies because Uncle Sam's long arm reaches into every facet of the $426.1 billion restaurant business. The National Restaurant Association — ranked the #10 lobbying organization by Fortune magazine — promotes a pro-restaurant agenda on critical restaurant issues like the minimum wage, food safety, and IRS tip audits. Through the NRA-PAC and Save American Free Enterprise Fund, we work to help elect pro-restaurant candidates and battle anti-restaurant intiaitives. | |||||||||||
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