by admin on May 28, 2010
Category: Hotel Law, Hotel Regulations, Hotel Safety and Security, Private Club Law, Restaurant Law, Social and Economic Issues for Hotels
Tagged in: no smoking challenge, smoke free, smoking on cruise ships, Stephen Barth
I have repeatedly called for enhanced smoking restrictions in places of public accommodations and will continue to do so until all public places are smoke free, inside and out. Below is a very interesting perspective on smoking on cruise ships by Artie Beavis, which enlightens us to the dangers of allowing smoking on oceangoing vessels. Cigarette Smoking Aboard Cruise Ships ‘Lights …
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by admin on November 30, 2009
Category: Hotel Law, Hotel Regulations, Hotel Safety and Security, Social and Economic Issues for Hotels
Tagged in: hospitality lawyer, Hotel Law, no smoking challenge, smoke free, Stephen Barth
To all of those innkeepers that still allow smoking in their hotel rooms, this request for assistance demonstrates how damaging smoke can be to your property and may end up permanently impairing your ability to sell your rooms: Dear Mr. Barth, I came across your website through a Google search regarding third hand smoke. Our company is currently involved in …
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by admin on September 17, 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
Earlier this month, Avis Budget Group, Inc. announced that beginning in October 2009, its entire fleet will be smoke free. Avis Budget Group operates Avis and Budget rental cars. The company has instituted a new inspection process, and a cleaning fee will be assessed if a vehicle is returned with a tobacco odor or residue, guaranteeing each vehicle is clean …
[ Continue Reading... ]by admin on August 31, 2009
Category: Hotel Law, Hotel Regulations, Hotel Safety and Security, Private Club Law, Restaurant Law, Social and Economic Issues for Hotels
Tagged in: Hotel Law, hotel safety, hotel security, no smoking challenge, Private Club Law, Restaurant Law, smoke free, Stephen Barth
In the wake of renewed global concern of a H1N1 pandemic, hotel lawyer Stephen Barth urges the entire hospitality industry (specifically, hotels, restaurants, clubs), as well as all places of public accommodation to be smoke free, both inside and outside. There should not be smoking in places of public accommodation. Period. Smoke-free means zero smoke on the grounds and the …
[ Continue Reading... ]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
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 …
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