RSA will invest €1.5 million in installing breathalysers in hotels and pubs to help motorists determine if they are over the drink-driving limit. #Cookies #Security #OnlineAccess
After the violence that occurred on October 17, several mayors of Ille-et-Vilaine are calling for a gathering in front of town halls on October 19 to express their solidarity and defend democratic values, without flag, mask, or hood. #Manifestation #IlleetVilaine #Democratie (translated)

Scandic Hotels has entered into a multi-year development agreement with Hilton for the Nordic countries. #ScandicHotels #Hilton #Norden (translated)

Lawyer Juan Branco accused far-right MEP Sarah Knafo of paying for hotels costing 5,000 euros with public funds while denouncing the looting, according to a message relayed by Impact. https://t.co/KZig1bkZa7 #politique #France #corruption (translated)
In a fire at a hotel complex in Bangladesh, at least ten people, including a five-year-old child, have died, with the hotel's inadequate fire safety measures considered a possible cause. #Bangladesch #CoxsBazar #Hotelbrand (translated)

In a fire at a hotel complex in Bangladesh, at least ten people have died, including a five-year-old boy, while the cause of the accident is still unclear and safety deficiencies of the hotel are suspected. #Bangladesch #Brand #Sicherheitsvorkehrungen (translated)

GFrei.News referred to democracy as a facade for corruption and criticized that citizens could only vote for the Bundestag every four years and for state parliaments every five years. Regardless of the election results, parties declared themselves winners and claimed a mandate to govern, the author wrote. Subsequently, they would use parliamentary procedures and loopholes to gain power and circumvent the will of the voters. GFrei.News accused politicians from established parties of profiting from high salaries, expensive hotels, chauffeurs, and private flights after taking office, and leading a taxpayer-funded life like super-rich individuals. The author also mentioned secure pensions after just a few years in office, appearances on talk shows and company visits, as well as a lack of attention in parliamentary debates. Laws would be passed behind closed doors with a government majority; committees and debates were merely a stage act for the cameras, GFrei.News claimed. The political leadership had made the state prey and was failing its mandate to the populace, the author wrote. He called for a shift to direct democracy, where citizens could stop harmful laws and remove politicians before the end of their terms. Finally, GFrei.News criticized that leaving out a tie with a suit was careless. https://t.co/FDN07LHPIX #Demokratie #Politik #Korruption (translated)
The Berlin Avila Group is not yet the owner of the listed Nassau Hotel in Wiesbaden, as the purchase price has not been paid in full, leading to significant delays in the planned renovation of the hotel, which is now scheduled to open no earlier than 2029. #NassauerHof #Wiesbaden #Sanierung (translated)
In a hotel in Poreč, 21 people had to be medically treated after a chemical reaction occurred during the filling of a chemical tank, leading to the evacuation of the entire hotel. #Poreč #ChemischeReaktion #Evakuierung (translated)

Instant Foot stated that ultras from OM and AEK Athens had roamed the hotels overnight in search of ultras supporters from Olympiacos. https://t.co/mURH0DhWIr #OM #AEK #Ultras (translated)
Bojan Požar wrote that in his case it was a matter of public interest, similar to Nataša Pirc Musar. He stated that Minister Borut Rončević and the ministry should clarify the total travel costs, the price of three plane tickets and hotel services, and the identity of the other two travelers. He added that the ministry is not a secret service. #javniinteres #transparentnost #politika (translated)
Andreas Rosenfelder wrote that while entire industries were collapsing, the area around asylum issues was growing. Vacant hotels were becoming lucrative as a result, and state-owned companies and NGOs were also benefiting. He estimated the total costs of German migration policy since 2016, citing research from Spreeathen, at a minimum of 400 billion euros. #Asylpolitik #Migration #Deutschland (translated)
Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law, presented an image showing that the coastal area would be filled with towering hotels. #Gaza #staakthetvuren #humanitairecrisis (translated)
The massive hiring projects in Cotentin are causing saturation of hotels and a strong demand for rentals, thus creating a real housing crisis. #Hôtellerie #Cotentin #CriseDuLogement (translated)
GFrei.News referred to values of 30.5 percent for the AfD and 17.5 percent for the CDU and urged the CDU to abandon its "firewall." Otherwise, the author warned that the party could face further loss of significance. He described the CDU and SPD as career parties and claimed that advancement opportunities depended on conforming to party leadership and avoiding internal criticism. The author accused the CDU of using offices and positions to provide for its members. As evidence, he cited 25 lost CDU seats in Saxony-Anhalt, 12 in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and 68 nationwide, with the latter relating to current polls. According to his portrayal, state parliament representatives received between 10,000 and 11,000 euros monthly, federal parliament representatives up to 17,000 euros; additionally, there were up to 6,000 euros for office equipment and 1.24 million euros in party funds for every million voters. GFrei.News also criticized travel expenses, retirement provisions, and opportunities for employees and stock trades that, in his view, were available to the representatives. According to the author, the CDU supported Merkel and then Merz despite what he considered bad policies. He concluded by asking when a prominent CDU member would abandon the firewall. #CDU #AfD #Politik (translated)
The article describes the secret underground Führer bunker that was built for Adolf Hitler during the Nazi era between the Hotel Imperial and the Musikverein in Vienna, and emphasizes the current lack of historical examination as well as the silence of the hotel about its past. #Führerbunker #Wien #HotelImperial (translated)

Hotelkette in Hamburg setzt auf Flüchtlings-Hotels – und kassiert 82 Euro pro Migrant täglich https://t.co/95UX5Hcav2 #Flüchtlinge #Hamburg #Hotelbranche
Kette setzt auf Flüchtlings-Hotels – und kassiert 82 Euro pro Migrant täglich https://t.co/0kJxCT6BRl #Flüchtlingshilfe #Migranten #SozialeFragen #DE
Een Lufthansa-vliegtuig dat van Frankfurt naar Lissabon vloog, landde in Lyon nadat een brandende powerbank aan boord werd ontdekt, wat leidde tot de evacuatie van de passagiers naar lokale hotels. #Powerbank #Vliegtuig #Veiligheid

27 millions « payés par les Français » ? Mensonge. L’Église et les dons paient. Paris, elle, encaisse. On nous ressort le chiffre de 27 millions comme si c’était une facture pour le contribuable. Faux. Le budget de la visite de Léon XIV (25-28 septembre 2026) est à la charge de l’Église de France : dons des fidèles, mécénat, produits dérivés. Le Vatican ne paie rien. L’État prend surtout la sécurité, comme pour n’importe quel grand événement. Ce qu’on ne dit jamais : les commerces, hôtels, restos, transports. Les ministres parlent déjà de plusieurs centaines de millions d’euros de retombées. À Paris, une seule journée de foule, c’est des dizaines de millions de TVA. En Espagne, une visite comparable avait déjà montré le même schéma : coût d’organisation d’un côté, recettes touristiques de l’autre. On pointe le coût. On cache le bénéfice. Classique. Regarde la vidéo jusqu’au bout, puis dis-moi : tu comptes uniquement la dépense, ou aussi ce que ça rapporte ? #Pape #LeonXIV #france #information #actu #VisiteDuPape #Paris #Concorde #StadeDeFrance #Eglise #Dons #27Millions #Economie #TVA #Commerces #Tourisme #MediaMensonge #Laicite #France #Actualite #Decodeur #StopIntox #Pape #Eglise #Tourisme