Hospitality Indiana is rebrand for INRLA

The Indiana Restaurant & Lodging Association has been renamed Hospitality Indiana. The change “reflects the full breadth and evolution of the state’s dynamic hospitality community” according to a press release from Hospitality Indiana. “Indiana’s hospitality industry has grown far beyond traditional definitions,” stated Patrick Tamm, president and CEO of Hospitality Indiana. “From local restaurateurs and food entrepreneurs to hotels, event venues, tourism destinations and service providers across the state, our industry drives experiences, jobs and economic growth every day. ‘Hospitality Indiana’ better reflects the full scope of who we serve and the future we are building together.” Tamm is a Westfield resident and the president of the Westfield City Council. The rebrand signals a more inclusive and accurate representation of the diverse businesses that make up Indiana’s hospitality community, including food trucks, fast-casual establishments, catering companies, bed and breakfasts, event venues, luxury hotels and everything in between. Hospitality Indiana represents nearly 300 member organizations operating thousands of locations across the state, within an industry that employs nearly 14 percent of Hoosiers and plays a vital role in Indiana’s economy. “This is more than a name change,” Tamm stated. “It is a clear signal of where our industry is headed and our commitment to ensuring every corner of Indiana’s hospitality community is represented, supported and connected.” For more, visit hospitalityindiana.org . Related posts: No related posts. Share. Tumblr