Recently hotels have been describing themselves as “smoke-free.” I caution the industry to scrutinize what is occurring at their hotels before labeling it “smoke-free.” Smoke-free means zero smoke on the grounds and the facility, which includes no smoking in the parking lots, garages, pool-side, on balconies or verandas, or anywhere in the facility. Secondhand smoke drifting from outdoor areas can …
[ Continue Reading... ]Archive for August 19th, 2009
by admin on August 19, 2009
Category: Hotel Law, Hotel Regulations, Hotel Safety and Security, Private Club Law, Restaurant Law, Social and Economic Issues for Hotels
Tagged in: hospitality lawyer, Hotel Law, hotel safety, hotel security, no smoking challenge, Private Club Law, Restaurant Law, smoke free, Stephen Barth
