The business scope of the B&B business license should be determined according to the actual situation, but it usually includes the following contents:

1. Providing accommodation services: The main business of B&B is to provide accommodation services, so the business scope should include "providing accommodation services" and other related contents.

2. catering services: if the hotel provides catering services, such as breakfast or dinner, the business scope should include "catering services" and other related contents.

3. Tourism services: If the hotel provides tourism services, such as tourism consultation or tourism arrangement, the business scope should include "tourism services" and other related contents.

4. conference services: if the hotel provides conference services, such as conference room rental or conference facilities services, the business scope should include "conference services" and other related contents.

5. Other related services: If the hotel provides other related services, such as laundry service, shuttle service, etc., the business scope should include "other related services" and other related contents.

It should be noted that the business scope of the B&B business license may be different in different regions, so before applying for the B&B business license, you should carefully understand the relevant local regulations and fill in the business scope according to the actual situation. At the same time, the business scope of the B&B business license should also be strictly observed in the course of operation, so as to avoid illegal operation and infringement of consumers' rights and interests.

Legal basis:

Article 14 of the Measures for the Administration of Registration of Individual Industrial and Commercial Households shall submit the following documents when applying for registration of individual industrial and commercial households:

(1) An application for registration of individual industrial and commercial households signed by the applicant;

(2) the identity certificate of the applicant;

(3) proof of business premises;

(4) Other documents required by the State Administration for Industry and Commerce.