U.S. Travel Association: CARES ACT UPDATE
How To Navigate the Recently Passed Relief Passage
After last week’s passage of the CARES Act, we know that many of you have questions about what aid you may qualify for and how you can apply for it. VisitGreenvilleSC wanted to share several U.S. Travel resources that may help provide some answers and make sure our industry is getting the assistance it needs.
CARES Act Webinar: Listen In
VisitGreenvilleSC participated in a webinar yesterday hosted by U.S. Travel. U.S. Travel walked members through the provisions of the CARES Act for which travel industry companies are eligible. Travel industry companies' eligibility varies by relief, but may encompass hotels, restaurants, attractions, meetings and events, tour operators, wineries, airports, and small businesses, among others. Please see these helpful resources below – all of which are also available on U.S. Travel’s CARES Act Relief Resources page. It is the intent to ensure as many businesses as possible are equipped to take advantage of the assistance available and provide guidance on how to navigate the recently passed relief package.
For the full recording with slides and audio on Vimeo (1 hr, 21 min), click the button below:
What You Need to Know: An Overview of Provisions & Eligibility
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In the webinar, U.S. Travel's government relations team shared detailed information about the following CARES Act provisions, including who is eligible, what kind of financial assistance is provided, and how companies can apply, as well as any outstanding questions or direction still to come from the administration.
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Other CARES Act Resources
ELIBILITY GUIDE: U.S. Travel's CARES Act Relief Resources page has a host of other resources as well, most notably a Guide to CARES Act Eligibility that can walk you through exactly what your organization is eligible for.
The CARES Act Relief Resources page also includes other official resources from the Small Business Administration, House Small Business Committee, U.S. Department of Labor, and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, among other materials.
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