Welcome to the official website of the Australian Hotels Association/Restaurant and Catering Association (Tasmanian Branch).
The AHA/RCA (Tasmania Branch) was first formed in 1839 which was then Australia's first Hotel Industry Association. Among the principle objectives of the AHA/RCA is the further development and growth of Tasmania's Hospitality and Tourism Industry and in particular the maintenance of Hotels and Restaurants and the provision of high quality accommodation, food, beverage and entertainment.
Methods utilised to protect and promote the interests of the Hospitality Industry include periodic conferences and meetings, parliamentary liaison at both Federal and State levels and communication of industry interests to various audiences.
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2010 Awards for Excellence
The AHA National body has asked us to align with the rest of Australia and hold our Awards closer to the National Awards; these are held on the mainland in July each year. As a result, the next Tasmanian Awards for Excellence will be held on the 4th May, 2010 and every May thereafter. The winners from these awards will then be able to proceed to the 2010 National awards held a few months later.
As an industry we recognise the importance of getting together and enjoying a night out. This year will also see the merging of the AHA and the RCA to form the THA- the Tasmanian Hospitality Association. To acknowledge the significance of this event, and to celebrate the festive season, we would like to invite all members of the association to join us for a night of socialising and celebrating our industry.
We will be holding a function in Hobart on Monday the 7th December at The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania.
The price for this function includes food, drinks (beer, wine and soft drinks) and entertainment byThe Robinsons - tickets are $80 per person or $750 for a table of 10.
To book for this function please use this booking form.
Sporting Club Friendly Venues
We have produced a list of venues who wish to be recognised as being happy to take sporting clubs as long as their behaviour is acceptable.
