Hawaii SB182 mandates hotelkeepers to notify third-party vendors and guests of strikes or lockouts affecting hotel services.

Hawaii SB182 amends Chapter 486K of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require hotelkeepers to notify third-party vendors and guests of strikes or lockouts occurring at or near the hotel. The notification must be provided within 24 hours of receiving notice of the strike or lockout, or the occurrence of the strike or lockout, whichever is earlier. The notification must describe the nature of the strike or lockout, its effect on reservations and bookings, and guests' rights to cancel without fees.

Hawaii SB182 mandates hotelkeepers to notify third-party vendors and guests of strikes or lockouts affecting hotel services.

Hawaii SB182 amends Chapter 486K of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to require hotelkeepers to notify third-party vendors and guests of strikes or lockouts occurring at or near the hotel. The notification must be provided within 24 hours of receiving notice of the strike or lockout, or the occurrence of the strike or lockout, whichever is earlier. The notification must describe the nature of the strike or lockout, its effect on reservations and bookings, and guests' rights to cancel without fees.