Some hotels are addressing etiquette breaches by providing subtle cues, while others are taking a more heavy-handed approach.
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The survey results, published by Expedia in March, showed that the most frowned upon behavior was walking around barefoot, with 94% of respondents deeming it inappropriate.
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"Sometimes you just have to ask people, 'Hey, let's maybe go back to an era where we didn't wear our pajamas to the airport.'"
