Is the travel industry profiting from smoking?
Those smoke-free promises have gone up in smoke in some places. Now you'll pay to light up — or worse.
If you think your next trip will be smoke-free, think again.
On a visit to a five-star hotel in New Jersey, Cindy Montgomery checked into a room that reeked of cigarette smoke, which aggravated her asthma. Within minutes, she was gasping for air.
But that wasn't the worst of it.
"There was a card on the table in our room that said there's a $250 cleaning c…



