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More travel providers commit to transparent pricing for package holidays, ACM reports - Vimarsana News

More travel providers commit to transparent pricing for package holidays, ACM reports

The Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) announced on Monday that five major travel providers now clearly display the final prices for package holidays. These providers either present a single final price that includes all unavoidable costs or clearly list mandatory costs separately beneath the price.

Source: nltimes.nl
Dutch fans in Qatar as Verstappen expected to win third F1 world title this weekend - Vimarsana News

Dutch fans in Qatar as Verstappen expected to win third F1 world title this weekend

Several hundred Dutch fans are in Qatar this weekend for the Formula 1 race, where Max Verstappen is expected to win his third world title. The 26-year-old Red Bull driver could become world champion as early as Saturday in the sprint race at the Qatar Grand Prix.

Source: nltimes.nl
Beware sneaky holiday offer add ons, warns Consumentenbond - Vimarsana News

Beware sneaky holiday offer add ons, warns Consumentenbond

Beware sneaky holiday offer add ons, warns Consumentenbond

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Travel providers misleading consumers with hidden costs: Consumers' Association - Vimarsana News

Travel providers misleading consumers with hidden costs: Consumers' Association

Travel providers are massively misleading consumers with hidden costs. The Consumentenbond looked at 300 advertised trips offered by 12 large travel companies and found hidden costs on 83 percent of them. The consumers’ association submitted complaints to the Advertising Code Committee and asked the regulator ACM to intervene.

Source: nltimes.nl