Join SIA

Applicants shall be nominated by a current active member, or by the Vice President of the state in which they are located, and approved by a two-thirds vote of the Board of Directors. Active membership for hospitality leaders is $750 annually. Active hotel members are entitled to all the privileges of membership including the right to hold office.

Allied membership is available to individuals supplying products and services to the hotel industry. Allied members shall be nominated by a current active member, seconded by two current active members, and approved by a unanimous vote of the Board of Directors. Allied members receive all privileges of membership except the right to vote or hold office. Allied membership dues are $1000.

As a member of the Southern Innkeepers Association, you can be a part of this select group of Southern hoteliers who promote and believe in the hospitality industry.

For more information, contact us: bdenny@southerninnkeepers.org

“As a first time conference attendee I was struck by and candidly inspired by the camaraderie/professionalism and shared interests of all the attendees.  Really a first class organization (not to mention this year’s destination at the Old Edwards Inn), just spectacular.

I particularly enjoyed that this was not a “brand” experience as all the hoteliers in attendance represented different brands and companies which led to some very interesting, meaningful dialogue and discussion with very senior and experienced industry leaders!

I will look forward to attending next year’s conference and for many years afterwards.”

— Mark Castriota, Managing Director, JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District

“Joining the Southern Innkeepers Association as an Allied Member has been one of the best decisions, both personally and professionally, that I’ve made in my more than 50 years in the hospitality industry.  Having built, owned, and directed five-star luxury hospitality operations, it is thoroughly rewarding and a pleasure to be in the company of my fellow hoteliers who are similarly inclined, experienced, and dedicated.  As a board member of SIA as well as of the Association of Lodging Professionals and Hospitality Financial & Technology Professionals, and a member of the Cornell Hotel Society and numerous regional lodging associations nationwide, I value membership and active involvement in associations like SIA for the professional growth, camaraderie, and the pathway to giving back to the future success of the hospitality community that such membership provides”.

—Wynn J. Salisch, CHS, Premier Agent, Mercantile Processing Inc.
Principal, Casablanca Payments