Your membership funds the research, education, and communications infrastructure that Alaska operators need.
Host Alaska welcomes individual hosts, professional operators, and Alaska-based industry partners. Dues vary by category as shown below.
Alaska residents hosting up to four units or rooms, including small inns and B&Bs.
Operators with five or more units or rooms, including larger inns. Each unit counts separately (a duplex = 2).
Alaska businesses serving the lodging industry: insurers, cleaners, accountants, property managers, and more.
Regulatory updates, compliance alerts, urgent notices, and association news delivered to your inbox monthly — and within 24–48 hours when something urgent changes.
Access all education modules 7 days before public release. Free registration for all live webinars. Topics cover regulations, taxes, hosting best practices, and policy engagement.
Discussion board organized by topic and region, resource library, and regional forums. Connect with operators navigating the same compliance challenges you are.
Plain-language guidance on registration requirements, tax obligations, insurance requirements, and platform compliance rules — organized by municipality and updated when rules change.
Direct connection to a Steering Committee member in your region. Regional Councils meet monthly and bring local intelligence directly to the governing board.
Your membership funds public education presentations to government bodies, op-eds in Alaska media, and operator data that policymakers can no longer ignore.
As Alaska municipalities and the State Legislature continue to consider short-term rental policy, an organized statewide voice for operators helps ensure those conversations include accurate operator data and real-world experience.
Membership funds the organization's operating budget: regulatory tracking, research, regional council coordination, and statewide communications.
Annual dues: $100 for Individual Hosts, $300 for Professional Operators, $500 for Industry Partners.