SB1144 mandates transparent pricing for transient accommodations in Hawaii, requiring all fees to be included upfront.
SB1144 aims to ensure transparent pricing for transient accommodations in Hawaii by requiring all resort fees and applicable taxes to be included in the rental rate before a consumer reserves the accommodation. This bill affects transient accommodations brokers and other entities, imposing a civil penalty of up to $10,000 for each violation. The law seeks to prevent consumer confusion and ensure a level playing field across the tourism industry.
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