Zohran Mamdani Is Finally Doing Something About Hidden Hotel Fees
New York City will require hotels to disclose all fees upfront starting in 2026, banning hidden resort and destination fees as millions of World Cup visitors are expected.
New York City will require hotels to disclose all fees upfront starting in 2026, banning hidden resort and destination fees as millions of World Cup visitors are expected.
Ryanair, in its usual fashion, defended its actions in a statement.
Consumers will be able to save up to $11 billion over the next decade.
The fines were calculated based on what was considered “illicit profit” from so-called junk fees.
A win for consumers.
Traveling in the United States is a minefield of hidden costs. Book a flight and you’ll also be asked to pay for seat selection, meals, checked bags, and priority boarding. Rent a car and you’ll be asked to pay for its current parking spot. Book a concert, and you’ll cough up a service fee. Reserve … Continued