Awarded by Gov. Brian Kemp, GHLA’s program — Save Georgia Hotels — is an American Recovery Plan Act (ARPA) Negative Economic Impact grant that will help hotel operators and hotel employees return to work. All awarded funds must be used at Georgia properties. Funds used according to the rules and oversight of the ARPA will be a grant, not a loan requiring repayment. GHLA is the state's non-partisan trade association representing the lodging industry and its role in Georgia tourism, which has an impact of more than $69 billion on the state’s economy. GHLA members represent hotels from around the state and include national franchises and independent lodging. For more information, go to www.GHLA.net. For Membership, go to www.GHLA.net/join.
