Mother Nature’s wrath can be manifested in any size, shape or form. Whether it be from hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes, snowstorms, fires, or floods, the impact of a natural disaster can be immeasurable, and impact the hospitality industry greatly.
Unfortunately, it is oftentimes only after a disaster strikes that management begins to think about a disaster plan. The stakeholders, including management, vacationers, residents, and owners alike, are left thinking “what could we have done differently?”
In this guide, you’ll learn how to create a disaster plan, prepare for business continuity in the event of a disaster, managing the aftermath, and more!
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The awards program recognizes exceptional women who create opportunities, drive positive change and strengthen communities across New Jersey through their leadership and service. Fatema, partner and Practice Leader of Withum’s Real Estate Services Team, provides audit, accounting, reporting and transaction advisory services to real estate developers, owners, operators, investors, REITs and private equity funds. Her…
A group of high-profile nonresident property owners has filed a constitutional challenge to New York’s recently enacted pied-à-terre surcharge (PAT Tax), creating the first major litigation test of the state’s new surcharge on certain high-value New York City residences that are not used as a primary residence. The lawsuit seeks to invalidate the tax on…
New legislation represents a significant development for both the live entertainment industry and hospitality industry. The American Music Tourism Act, signed into law October 9, 2026, establishes a federal focus on promoting travel tied to music-related experiences across the United States. The legislation directs the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Travel and Tourism Office to…
