News for the Hospitality Executive |
June 25, 2012
(Austin, Texas) — In light of a recent article
published by Forbes demonstrating a vulnerability with hotel
keycard locks,
Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP) reminds
travelers to
take specific precautions during their stay at hotels. “In general, hotels are very safe,” said Frank Wolfe, CAE, CEO of HFTP. “But, travelers have to remember that hotels also include public places, and should act accordingly. By following a few common sense practices, guests can remain secure in their surroundings.” HFTP advises travelers to follow these tips:
About HFTP HFTP, Austin, Texas,
USA and Maastricht, The Netherlands, founded in 1952, is the global
professional association for financial and technology personnel working
in
hotels, clubs and other hospitality-related businesses. HFTP provides
first
class educational opportunities, research, and publications to more
than 4,800 members
globally including, the premiere hospitality technology conference
HITEC--founded in 1972. HFTP also awards the only hospitality specific
certifications for accounting and technology ---the Certified
Hospitality
Accountant Executive (CHAE) and the Certified Hospitality Technology
Professional (CHTP) designations. HFTP was founded in the USA as the
National
Association of Hotel Accountants. For more information, visit www.hftp.org.
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Contact:
Eliza
R. Selig Director of Communications Hospitality Financial and Technology Professionals (HFTP) 11709 Boulder Lane, Ste. 110 | Austin, TX USA 78726-1832 Ph: +1 (512) 249-5333 | (800) 646-4387 (US) x27 Fx: +1 (512) 249-1533 www.hftp.org| www.hitec.org |