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>I would be interested in seeing an example of a “hidden” fee at a hotel. Every single hotel room on the Vegas strip has a resort fee, for example. Try it your
by astura 4y ago
>I would be interested in seeing an example of a “hidden” fee at a hotel.
Every single hotel room on the Vegas strip has a resort fee, for example. Try it yourself - when searching websites will list, say $50/night but when you actually go book it you'll see an additional significant "resort fee" on top of that. It makes it hard to compare prices - you will have to go to the checkout page to see what you'd actually pay.
Airlines have been required to list all mandatory fees in their prices since Jan. 26, 2012, by federal law.
- lotsofpulp 4y agoI would not call that hidden, but rather obfuscated prices. Although, legislation to make pricing clearer and easier to compare is always welcome.