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Sleeping with the enemy: of bedbugs and collapsing beds
Hotel & Motel Management, Oct 4, 2004 by Anthony Marshall
Because bedbugs are back on the offensive, hoteliers need to be as well. The last thing a guest should have to worry about is a good night's sleep. Only when their beds are secured can guests and hoteliers alike "sleep tight."
Anthony Marshall, dean emeritus of Florida International University, has practiced hospitality law, focusing on issues of safety and security, for almost 25 years. He can be reached at amarshall@ei-ahla.org.
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