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Art. 2 Ordinance on the Hospitality Industry (GGV) - Distinction from the Hospitality Industry

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Art. 2 Ordinance on the Hospitality Industry (GGV) - Distinction from the Hospitality Industry · Distinction from the Hospitality Industry

1. Not included under the term hospitality industry are the supply of non-public events, provided that food or beverages are not sold individually, as well as home deliveries.

2. Also not included under the term hospitality industry is the free distribution of

a. food and non-alcoholic beverages as samples,

b. **\*** non-alcoholic beverages and small baked goods by service businesses such as hair salons or garages to their customers during the service,

c. food and beverages at vernissages, exhibitions, store openings, and similar events.

3. For promotional events with extended opening hours, an individual permit is required.

← Art. T1-1 Hospitality Industry Regulation (HIR) Terms Art. T2-1 Hospitality Industry Regulation (GGV) →

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Court Decisions Applying This Provision (3)

200 2019 481 · be (Art. 2 Abs. 3 GgV)
Insured vs. IV: Physiotherapy Benefits for Hip Condition
Cited in the reasoning regarding the necessity and appropriateness of medical measures for congenital impairments.
200 2016 139 · be (Art. 2 Abs. 3 GgV)
Health Insurer Dispute Over Ergotherapy Coverage for Recognized Birth Defects
Cited as the standard for determining whether ergotherapy is indicated and pursuing therapeutic success in a simple and appropriate manner.
200 2013 575 · be (Art. 2 Abs. 3 GgV)
Health Insurer v. Invalidity Insurance: Congenital Defect (Autism) Timeframe for Coverage
Cited to define medical measures necessary for treating a birth defect.