Hawaii HB973 mandates transparent pricing for transient accommodations by requiring all entities to list full rates upfront.
Hawaii HB973 aims to ensure full transparency in pricing for transient accommodations by requiring all brokers and entities to list complete rates upfront, including resort fees and government taxes. This law seeks to prevent consumer confusion and ensure a fair pricing environment across the tourism industry. Violations of this requirement could result in civil penalties of up to $10,000 per violation.
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