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Totally agree, I'm just saying it's unfortunately a standard across the industry, it's not just Booking. You're always allowed to set "show full price", which i
by corbezzoli 3y ago
Totally agree, I'm just saying it's unfortunately a standard across the industry, it's not just Booking. You're always allowed to set "show full price", which is then remembered after the first visit. It's the first thing I do whenever I compare prices across sites.
Overall I find Booking pretty neat, once you get past all the "449 people booked this room in the last 4 seconds" bs.
Having said that, Agoda has the lowest price most of the time, so I put with their bs even more willingly.
- user3939382 3y agoIt’s a standard in the US because of lacking consumer protection laws. Some countries don’t allow these companies to play these games and the advertised rates are the real rates.
- mardifoufs 3y agoThey do the exact same thing in Europe. Booking is a European corporation too.
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- user3939382 3y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resort_fee#Countries_where_resort_fees_are_illegal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resort_fee#Countries_where_res... Europe European Union regulations say that mandatory fees must be included in advertised prices, making hidden resort fees illegal.[118][119]