WASHINGTON—The U.S. Home of Representatives handed the No Hidden FEES Act, an American Resort & Lodging Affiliation (AHLA) legislative precedence that will guarantee lodging value transparency for customers.
The laws would set up a complete single customary for clear and necessary charge shows throughout the lodging business—from short-term rental platforms to on-line journey companies, metasearch websites, and motels.
The invoice, launched by Reps. Younger Kim, R-Calif., and Kathy Castor, D-Fla., was accredited unanimously by the Home Power & Commerce Committee in December and handed in a bipartisan vote on the Home ground.
“It is sensible for all lodging companies—from short-term leases to on-line journey companies, metasearch websites, and motels—to inform friends upfront about necessary charges. That’s why AHLA has led efforts supporting federal laws to ascertain a single and clear customary for necessary lodging charge shows and an excellent aggressive taking part in subject,” stated AHLA Interim President and CEO Kevin Carey. “Because of Reps. Kim and Castor, we’re one step nearer to creating this a actuality. We’ll proceed to work with Senators Klobuchar and Moran on passing their associated laws within the Senate, with the purpose of creating a uniform customary throughout the business as legislation.”
