The 2025 Ontario Hospitality Conference is a must-attend gathering taking place on October 20 and 21, 2025, hosted by the Ontario Restaurant Hotel & Motel Association (ORHMA).
Ontario , Canada, in the autumn. Photo by Derek Sutton.
The conference will begin on the evening of the 20th with the opening reception, featuring fantastic food and beverages and celebrating the induction of this year’s 10 selected recipients of the 2025 OHI Hall of Fame Award. October 21st is a full day delivering a host of valuable sessions with top-notch speakers and professionals in their respective fields, each specifically chosen to address key industry topics and deliver actionable takeaways that attendees can apply to their businesses. Aside from providing relevant business impact sessions, the conference also provides for networking with colleagues and exposure to over 50 of the industry’s top suppliers.
The Ontario Restaurant Hotel & Motel Association is the largest provincial hospitality association in Canada. With over 4,000 members, representing more than 11,000 establishments across the province, ORHMA is uniquely positioned to advocate on your behalf and tackle the issues that impact your business most.
ORHMA is dedicated to fostering a positive business climate for Ontario's hospitality industry, while providing value-added services to its members.
For further information, please see https://www.ontariohospitalityconference.com/
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