What is another word for pub landlord?
Pronunciation: [pˈʌb lˈandlɔːd] (IPA) 
A pub landlord, also known as a publican, is a person who manages or owns a pub. However, there are various other terms that are used to describe a pub landlord. Some people refer to them as barkeepers, innkeepers, or tavern keepers. In the United States, they may be referred to as saloon keepers or bartenders. Britons also use the term alehouse keeper, while Australians refer to them as a hotelier or licensee. Regardless of the term used, the pub landlord is responsible for ensuring the smooth running of the pub by ensuring that customers are served, maintaining the premises, and adhering to licensing laws.
