New York City is banning hidden hotel fees as a way to lower costs for visitors as the city prepares for an influx of tourists during the World Cup.
The new rule, adopted by the Department of Consum… [+352 chars]
NYC Bans Hidden Hotel Fees Ahead of World Cup Tourist Influx - Bloomberg.com
New York City is banning hidden hotel fees as a way to lower costs for visitors as the city prepares for an influx of tourists during the World Cup.
By:Myles Miller
Source:Bloomberg
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