Brett Horton

AHLA is hard at work advocating in Washington, state capitals, and city halls for the policies that matter most to our industry. And there is no shortage of issues in play. From strengthening the hotel workforce to bolstering travel demand to championing the franchise business model, we are hard at work pushing for policies that address the challenges—and capitalize on the opportunities—facing the industry.

In a meeting or at a reception, my typical conversation with a legislator may begin with a jocular remark. "Oh," the lawmaker says, "I know all about hotels. I stayed in one last night." He or she may even whip out a card to show loyalty to a specific brand. That's my opportunity-no, my obligation-to further that legislator's education. "Ah," I say. "You know all about being a hotel guest.

#1 My general perspective so far on the pro and cons on each solution. My two priorities are: Needs to work excellent with VR (OpenVR and OpenXR motion compensation) Should be relative silent to not shake a house too much. Some haptics are okay, but should be okay for residential setup Hi, I am trying to research the best motion system that allows me to use VR with motion compensation and is relatively silent.