Is the hotel tobacco license the same as the ordinary tobacco license?

It's different. Ordinary tobacco certificate refers to the legal certificate of purchasing, selling and using tobacco products, which is mainly used for individuals or enterprises to engage in tobacco business. Ordinary tobacco certificate requires applicants to be over 18 years old and abide by the laws and regulations of the corresponding countries or regions, while hotel tobacco certificate refers to the legal certificate required by hotels or guesthouses and other business places, allowing them to sell tobacco products related to consumption, such as cigarettes. This certificate is one of the requirements for the hotel industry in a specific region or country to ensure the sales of tobacco products.