WASHINGTON—The American Resort & Lodging Affiliation (AHLA) issued the next assertion applauding the U.S. Home of Representatives’ passage of the bipartisan Resort Charges Transparency Act of 2025, launched by Representatives Younger Kim (R-CA-40) and Kathy Castor (D-FL-14).
“We applaud the Home for passing this vital laws and urge the Senate to do the identical. AHLA continues to guide the cost for constant, upfront pricing throughout the lodging trade. This commonsense invoice creates a single normal for payment show, guaranteeing customers know precisely what they’re paying once they e-book a reservation. A clear course of means a greater expertise and larger satisfaction for all friends.”
Background
AHLA has championed two bipartisan federal fee-transparency payments during the last two years – the 2024 Home-passed No Hidden FEES Act and the Senate’s Resort Charges Transparency Act. AHLA has additionally supported the Federal Commerce Fee’s rule governing payment show within the lodging trade. This 12 months, AHLA has been a vocal advocate for the bipartisan Resort Charges Transparency Act of 2025 in each the Home and Senate.
This laws would guarantee consistency for customers nationwide by establishing a federal normal for worth promoting throughout the lodging trade. That normal would guarantee potential friends have entry to all-in, up-front pricing data throughout your complete lodging trade, together with short-term leases, on-line journey companies, metasearch websites, and accommodations.
