Ever wonder if the “best price” guarantees you find on online booking sites are really the lowest prices that hotels can offer?
The question apparently gripped European regulators, sparking an investigation into possible collusion between major reservation sites and the hospitality industry. That, in turn, inspired a ginormous consumer antitrust class action in the U.S., alleging widespread price-fixing by the top booking sites and the country’s biggest hotel chains.
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