Over 15,000 hotels, including 150 in Croatia, sue Booking.com over price‑parity clause
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- More than 30 national hotel associations, backed by the European umbrella group HOTREC, have filed a joint lawsuit against Booking.com seeking compensation, covering about 15,000 hotels worldwide and roughly 150 hotels in Croatia.
- The legal action targets the price‑parity clause that barred hotels from offering lower rates on their own websites than on Booking.com, with the claim spanning the period from 2004 to 2024 and seeking several billion euros in damages.
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