France has become the first European country to ban smoking on all beaches and in parks nationwide. The sweeping measure is ...

France's new law dictates that tobacco must disappear where there are children, and parents, as well as the majority of the ...

A recent crackdown on smoking at Pattaya’s beaches and footpaths has sparked a wave of reactions from local expats and long-term visitors. While many say they support a cleaner, smoke-free shoreline, ...

France has introduced a new smoking ban to curb tobacco use, a long-standing issue in the country. Starting July 1, smoking will be prohibited in parks, sports venues, beaches, bus stops, and areas ...

France's new decree banning smoking on beaches has been met with mixed reactions, with some calling it a "deprivation of ...

A debate over the desirability of smoking bans for bars and restaurants, seemingly ancient history in cities such as Los Angeles and New York, is now reaching the news again as legislatures in ...

A poll out in May showed that 68% of French are for tighter restrictions on smoking in public, and even bans at outdoor cafés and restaurants, which are exempt under the current ban.. Supporters ...

After glamorizing tobacco for decades, France is preparing for a sweeping smoking ban. Beginning July 1, smoking will be outlawed in outdoor public areas where children may gather.

In a unanimous vote Lee County commissioners agreed to prohibit smoking and vaping in all county parks and at all county beaches.

"If the smoking ban prevails in the General Assembly, it will be critically important for Bally’s to explore every possible avenue to restore lost revenue to the state – some $20 million ...

However, 18 years after the ban came into force, a number of operators believe it was a positive change. JD Wetherspoon (JDW) changed its business prior to the ban coming into force in 2007.

Spain is extending its smoking ban to café and restaurant terraces, which are exempt from France’s new ban. Filed under. france law smoking tobacco 6/29/25; Read Next Not OK ...