Hidden fees are now illegal for hotel and concert apps

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By Ben LovejoyMay 13, 2025, 7:19 am238 pts
Good news: Hotel and concert apps and websites can no longer display misleading prices upfront, with hidden fees revealed only when you go to checkout. As of this week, the practice is illegal in the US. Amusingly, one of the biggest offenders – Ticketmaster – is trying to claim credit for complying with the…

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