Welcome

The Arizona Lodging & Tourism Association (AzLTA) is a trade based membership organization representing more than 35,000 guestrooms statewide and 400+ members including hotel, resorts, B&B's and related industry partners.

Serving businesses who cater to hotels and tourism, AzLTA offers an array of benefits. Participate in industry events to grow your professional network, take advantage of the training and informational resources exclusive to our members, utilize our many marketing opportunities and much more!

In addition to the many member benefits offered, AzLTA acts as the voice of Arizona's lodging and tourism industry. Through advocacy and education, AzLTA promotes the interests of our members, our Industry and our residents who rely on our properties, attractions and destinations for jobs and tax revenues that fund critical state programs.

AzHLA and ATA Merge to Become AzLTA

After unanimous votes by the Arizona Hotel & Lodging Association and the Arizona Tourism Alliance Boards of Directors, both organizations have merged into the Arizona Lodging & Tourism Association (AzLTA).

This new organization provides our industry an opportunity to speak from one unified voice on issues pertaining to lodging and tourism in Arizona and combines both organizations’ memberships to broaden the reach and scope of our message. Members will not notice a significant change to the Association’s daily operations, however all staff emails have changed and the website has changed to www.AzLTA.com. If you were a Arizona Hotel & Lodging Association or Arizona Tourism Alliance member your membership has automatically been transferred to the new Arizona Lodging & Tourism Association. To those companies that have not remitted payment, please do so by January 31, 2012.

AZ Wine & Dine
April 12, 2012, 5:00-8:00 p.m.
Scottsdale Quarter

This annual April culinary event, formerly known as Forks & Corks, is now AZ Wine & Dine! Enjoy an evening of culinary delights in the luxurious atmosphere of the Scottsdale Quarter. With limited space available for resort restaurant participants, members are encouraged to sign up quickly to be showcased at this event. For questions or to reserve your space, please contact Becky Antioco.

AzCentral Survey Questions Tourism Funding
A survey conducted by the Arizona Republic’s website, azcentral.com, is asking readers how the state should allocate budget surplus funds and lists tourism funding as one of the options. Currently the voting is leaning towards not supporting tourism, so we need our members to participate in this survey and vote in favor of funding the Arizona Office of Tourism. While this is not a scientific survey, it definitely impacts the perception of the importance and support of tourism funding to the Legislature and the Governor’s Office so vote, vote and vote again!