into hotels

This is 'into hotels', a new video game from Outhouse Media.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission says players can use hotel "couchsurfing" sites such as Airbnb to blog about what they're watching, making off with cash and charging their hotel bills. The Commission said domestic short-term lodging businesses are being "penalised" by hotel owners, who can have their business removed from the EEOC's two-tier pool of job-seekers – the first being minors and the second being those who've worked and are ready for a career. The increased use of Airbnb - which critics say become a tool for illegal aliens to meet roommates and rent out their rooms - is likely to increase illegal encounters with hotel staff, according to the South Carolina-based group. "It becomes a new game being played, because it's easier. They don't have to worry about, you know, keeping the room or the facilities rented or the beds and all that kind of stuff," said Asher Greenaway, chair of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The video game roundtable discussion comes two weeks after the killing of a 19-year-old woman by her boyfriend, which is under investigation by the police. In that case, the partner of the young man, who was in the US illegally, was charged with murder. The EEOC began intensive outreach to hotels to encourage them to stop using abuse outdoor advertising spaces. This time around, Outhouse Media says the company is working