IHLA Human Trafficking Training
Human Trafficking Prevention
Human trafficking is incredibly widespread, and our hotels have an important role to play in keeping our community and our hotels safe from this harm. As of June 1, 2020, all Illinois hotels are required by law to provide human trafficking training to any employee who has “recurring interaction with guests.”
IHLA has partnered with Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) to provide FREE human trafficking training for IHLA members and their staff. This 30-minute course can protect your hotel and even save a life.

"Hotel employees are uniquely positioned to help identify and prevent this horrible crime, and we take our responsibility to stop human trafficking seriously. We are honored to partner with BEST to provide their robust training to IHLA's members.
Michael Jacobson
President & CEO
Illinois Hotel & Lodging Association
Human Trafficking Prevention Month Proclamation BEST’s Inhospitable to Human Trafficking Training (ITT) is the most comprehensive human trafficking prevention training available for hospitality employees. BEST’s training explains the truth of trafficking, the risks of trafficking to hotels, and concrete steps on how staff can personally make a difference in the lives of children and adults who are exploited every day.
Members can register for free.
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Agreement to BEST’s Terms of Use
The user acknowledges that, by using this free training, the user agrees on behalf of the user and the employees with whom the user shares the training, to be subject to BEST’s terms of use.

ABOUT BUSINESSES ENDING SLAVERY AND TRAFFICKING (BEST)
Businesses Ending Slavery and Trafficking (BEST) is the first nonprofit organization in the country dedicated entirely to working with businesses to disrupt human trafficking. BEST has provided consultation and training to hundreds of hotels focused on reducing human trafficking and mitigating the reputational, legal, and financial risks associated with it. BEST has trained thousands of hotel employees and equipped them to protect their hotel and employer from human trafficking.

