Hawaii SB1529 mandates upfront disclosure of all fees for transient accommodations, including resort fees, to ensure pricing transparency.
Hawaii SB1529 aims to ensure pricing transparency in the transient accommodations sector by requiring upfront disclosure of all fees, including resort fees, at the time of booking. This bill prohibits charging undisclosed fees and mandates clear disclosure of total charges, including all applicable taxes and fees, before booking. It establishes penalties for violations, ensuring a level of equity across the tourism industry. The bill takes effect on January 1, 2026.
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