While the article does a good job of listing examples where such fees are added on, it does a fairly poor job in contextualizing this. Reflecting on personal ex

While the article does a good job of listing examples where such fees are added on, it does a fairly poor job in contextualizing this. Reflecting on personal experience, of course additional fees are getting worse, more pervasive, and more expensive. But the headline implies a trend while the article only provides recent examples without historical comparisons. For me the most annoying examples are with flights aggregators who more often than not do a shameless bait and switch. Advertise the price as X, but once the checkout process begins it's actually much more.