The CMTA, Making Alberta MORE Rider Friendly; Building Relationships with Organizations like the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association
The thrill of the open road, the wind in your face, and the freedom to explore new horizons—motorcycle travel offers a unique experience unlike any other. However, to truly enjoy the journey, finding comfortable accommodations along the way is essential. In this article, we will delve into the world of motorcycle travel and explore the valuable relationships that have and are being built with organizations like the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association (AHLA), making your adventure even more rewarding.
The Freedom of Motorcycle Travel
As those who ride know, motorcycle travel embodies a sense of freedom and adventure that appeals to many. The ability to navigate winding roads, witness breathtaking landscapes, and experience a heightened connection with nature is unparalleled. However, for a successful journey, proper planning and logistics are crucial, especially when it comes to finding suitable accommodations.
The Importance of Accommodations
Comfortable and welcoming accommodations are vital for any traveler, especially motorcyclists. After long hours on the road, riders need a place to rest and rejuvenate. Organizations like the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association have had their members begin taking the Rider Friendly ® Training Course offered by the CMTA and the RFBA to ensure that hotels that display the new Reserved Motorcycle Parking Signs understand the unique needs of motorcyclists and strive to provide them with the perfect haven during their travels.
These signs are sponsored by Braithwaite Boyle Accident Injury Lawyer!
Building Relationships with the AHLA
The Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association, known for its commitment to promoting excellence in the hospitality industry, can be an invaluable resource for motorcycle travelers. By establishing relationships with the AHLA and its member establishments, riders gain access to a network of trusted and motorcycle-friendly accommodations across Alberta.
- Rider Friendly Accommodations
The only way a hotel, motel or any other accommodations provider can obtain one of these signs is by taking the training. These properties committed to and most often are equipped to cater to the specific needs of motorcyclists. These accommodations offer secure parking and convenient amenities such as laundry services and on-site restaurants. Such motorcycle-friendly environments foster a warm and inclusive atmosphere for riders.
- Safety and Security
Motorcycle travel often involves leaving one's bike unattended. By staying at AHLA member establishments that have the Reserved Motorcycle Parking signs, riders can have peace of mind, knowing that their motorcycles are in safe and secure locations. The association encourages its members to provide designated parking spaces, surveillance systems, and other measures to ensure the protection of guests' prized possessions.
- Expert Local Knowledge
Organizations like the AHLA have deep roots in their communities and possess extensive knowledge about the local areas. When motorcyclists connect with these establishments, they can often gain access to valuable insights, including the best routes, scenic spots, and hidden gems. This local expertise enhances the overall travel experience, allowing riders to make the most of their journey.
Motorcycle travel is an extraordinary way to explore the world, and the relationships the CMTA is building with organizations like the Alberta Hotel and Lodging Association can greatly enhance the experience. By connecting with motorcycle-friendly establishments, riders gain access to comfortable accommodations, added safety and security, and the expertise of local insiders. So, hop on your bike, hit the road, and embark on an unforgettable adventure with the help of organizations like the AHLA.
Now for us to get the rest of Canada on board!
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Renee Charbonneau
