Michigan HB6103 prohibits excessively increased pricing in hotels and lodgings during a state of emergency.
Michigan HB6103, known as the "hotel and lodging pricing protection act," prohibits individuals from charging excessively increased prices for lodging during or reasonably after a declared state of emergency. The act defines "excessively increased price" as a price that shows an unjustified disparity of more than 20% compared to the average price during the 30 days before the emergency declaration. The act allows for civil penalties and injunctive relief for violations.
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