Tourism Levy
The Government of Alberta uses proceeds from the Tourism Levy to determine funding levels for tourism marketing and development in Alberta.
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Innkeepers Act
In Alberta, accommodation operators and their guests are subject to the Innkeepers Act, regardless of whether they participate in any specialty rating program(s).
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Alberta Finance Encourages Voluntary Disclosures
Has your accountant discovered an error in how your property has been calculating or reporting taxes, including the 4% Tourism Levy?
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Alberta Government Regulates Gift Cards
The Government of Alberta has eliminated expiry dates and prohibits inactivity fees on gift cards as of November 1, 2008.
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Changes to Tourism Levy
Major changes to the Tourism Levy Act (the Act) took effect June 4, 2009.
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Get the Reel Facts
AGLC's Reel Facts training program helps VLT retailers and their staff understand how they can provide assistance to customers who may have a gambling problem.
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Managing Waterfront and Riparian Areas
Many AHLA campground members operate on or near lakes and rivers. The AHLA has worked with Alberta Environment to provide resources that will help our members to ensure that they use sound environmental stewardship practices at their properties.
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Minimum Drink Prices & Service Limits
The Alberta Gaming and Liquor Commission (AGLC) has set minimum drink prices and limits to liquor service.
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New Regulations for Time Shares
Does your hotel, campground, RV park or lodge have a time share structure? Your business may be affected by new regulations being introduced by the Alberta government.
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ProTect Your Bars & Lounges
The Government of Alberta requires training for security staff working in bars, nightclubs and other licensed establishments around Alberta. ProTect Security Staff Training is specifically designed for workers who monitor and control the door and lineups outside licensed premises.
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Public Health Information
Alberta Health Services has a vast array of resources that can help you to educate and train your staff, ensuring that your guests have a safe and comfortable stay.
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Service Dogs Act
In addition to the obligations outlined in the Blind Persons' Rights Act, properties providing accommodation are subject to the Service Dogs Act.
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Staff Housing and the Residential Tenancies Act
If your property provides staff accommodation, you are subject to Alberta's Residential Tenancies Act.
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Still Filing Tourism Levy Returns the Long Way?
You can save precious time and effort by making tracks with TRACS.
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Tourism Levy Exempt Accommodations
Is your property an exception to the rule? The Tourism Levy does not apply in every type of temporary lodging - there are exceptions.
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200 Ways to Make Your Life Easier
The Alberta Hotel Safety Association has over 200 free templates you can use to ensure the health & safety of staff & guests at your hotel, motel or campground.
These templates can help you to orient & train staff, develop safe work procedures, and identify hazards at your property.
Call AHSA today at 1-800-649-1242!
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