The “No Kids” trend is being met with opposition in France. The market of “kids-free” experiences is growing in Western Europe in the tourism industry, from hotels to restaurants to resorts. But one member of the French Senate is against the practice and is even campaigning to make it illegal. While there’s little chance the proposal is turned into an actual bill, it does open the debate around “kids free” places, and the ethics of leaving out children from places. (Ouest France)
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