SB354 aims to protect consumers by prohibiting undisclosed fees on transient accommodations and requiring full fee disclosure.
SB354 addresses deceptive trade practices by prohibiting businesses from charging undisclosed fees on transient accommodations and requiring full fee disclosure at the time of purchase. This bill mandates that all fees, including taxes and resort fees, be clearly displayed in advertisements and at the time of booking. The intent is to prevent "drip pricing," where fees are added after the initial transaction begins, and to ensure consumers are fully informed about the total cost upfront.
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