Hawaii SB182 mandates hotelkeepers to notify guests and third-party vendors of strikes or lockouts and allows guests to cancel reservations without.
Hawaii SB182 requires hotelkeepers to immediately notify guests and third-party vendors of any strikes or lockouts at least one day in advance. The notification must detail the nature of the disruption, its impact on reservations, and guests' rights to cancel without fees. Hotelkeepers cannot charge fees or penalties for cancellations due to strikes or lockouts. Violators must pay triple damages to affected parties. The act does not affect pre-existing rights, duties, or penalties.
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