Only adult hotels run the risk of being banned in the popular European country – because they pose a ‘threat to society’

Only adult hotels, campsites and restaurants can be prohibited France As part of a planned government drop.

Sarah El Haïry, the High Commissioner of France for childhood, has said that the ‘No Kids Trend’ of the country has caused ‘Violence against Children’, reports Time.

The Commissioner said that people who complain that children are noisy spreading the idea that children are a nuisance. ”

She claimed that only adult locations divided society and put pressure on parents.

El Haïry said to RTL: ‘There is a growing intolerance and we should not allow it to hold.

“It’s not in our culture, it’s not in our philosophy, and it’s not what we want to see as the norm in our country.”

She explained that government lawyers are currently looking for legal steps against hotels that refuse to allow children.

France 24 Reports that only adult locations currently represent around three percent of the travel market in the country.

Only adults, campsites and restaurants can be banned in France as part of a planned government research

The Commissioner said that people who complain that children are noisy spreading the idea that children are a nuisance ‘

A socialist senator, Laurence Rossignol, is now planning to introduce a bill to make it illegal to ban children from locations.

El Haïry is said to be planning to bring those in the travel industry together to encourage them to follow a ‘pro-kids’ approach.

Only locations for adults – and flights – can be a division among travelers.

A mother recently went viral after she had beaten Japan Airlines For the controversial booking function where people can see where babies are before they choose their own seat.

Sophie Kalimeridou, a ‘mumfluencer’ who specializes in family -friendly travel content, went to Instagram earlier this month to express her frustration about the policy of the airline after flying with her toddler daughter and young son.

She shares a video of her business class chair and accused Japan Airlines of alienating parents and children in favor of passengers who prefer a quieter trip.