Re: [68ATTENDEES] Hilton Prague

On 2007/03/27 17:03, Randall Gellens <randy@qualcomm.com> wrote:
> >    I wouldn't want
> > that issue to be a blocker on returning to somewhere like Prague one day
> > (but with the Czech Republic now being in the EU it's not unlikely that
> > EU legislation will lead to some type of ban soon, as it has in other EU
> > countries).
> 
> Also true, but since there are already countries that have adopted 
> indoor smoking bans, maybe those sites should be ranked higher on the 
> list than those that haven't?

Recently, Italy, Ireland, and Scotland have adopted such bans. Germany
is thinking about it and in Austria local politicians have voiced
support for such a move. (that will take ages to get through)

So what about Dublin or Edinburgh during summer or Rome in the winter?
I've no idea about suitable hotels and one must make sure that the
meeting isn't quite at the height of the tourist season.

Another comment Re: smoking: Most of the smokers I saw in the Hilton
(especially those <censored> who dared to smoke at the restaurant
entrance) were in fact other IETF attendees. So the hotel needs to
protect the smoke-averse attendees primarily from the IETF smoking
contigent.

/ol (actually quite aggressive non-smoker, but harmless compared to what I've seen here)
-- 
-=-  Otmar Lendl  --  ol@bofh.priv.at  -=-

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