Sentence examples for hotels law from inspiring English sources

Hospitals, hotels, law firms, mortgage brokers and restaurants all added workers in October, the Labor Department said.

He spent decades teaching students about wines, hotel law and dining room management.

While business travelers may worry about strangers, Stephen Barth, the founder of hospitalitylawyer.com and a professor of hotel law at the University of Houston, said co-workers present risks, too.

The glamorous Hotel Riviera was just one of several temples to unbridled hedonism that hatched across 1950s Havana, as an entertainment and building boom scurried across Vedado, in large part due to a hotel law – bristling with tax incentives – passed by President Fulgencio Batista.

On 20 May, New York officials ruled that a man who rented out part of his NYC apartment for three days on Airbnb – the sharing economy's most high-profile success story to date – should pay $2,400 for violating the city's illegal hotel law.

In New York, for instance, hosts have been fined thousands of dollars for supposedly breaking the city's "illegal hotel" law.

The poster child for successful collaborative businesses - room-sharing site Airbnb - found itself on the sharp end of this after a US judge ruled that one of its users broke an "illegal hotel" law in New York City.

But though Warren only rented his room three times while he was out of town and had a roommate present the whole time, the judge issued a fine for violating the city's hotel law.

Airbnb was illegal in New York from the get-go (thanks to an anti-illegal hotel law passed in 2010).

One of those areas has been New York City, where last summer it saw one of its members fined for violating the city's hotel laws.

The questions of "whether Airbnb hosts should be subject to hotel laws" or "whether Uber drivers are employees or contractors" are just two notable examples in a long history of technology's legal debates.