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10,000 European hotels are challenging Booking.com's unfair terms, claiming compensation for damages suffered over the past 20 years.

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A class action class action has been brought by 10,000 European hotels against Booking.com, accused of unfair pricing practices and anti-competitive clauses. The hoteliers are seeking compensation for damages caused by a "best-price" clause prohibiting them from offering lower rates on other platforms. The CJEU judgment of September 2024, which declared these clauses anti-competitive, has strengthened the hoteliers' position. Booking rejects the accusations, arguing that the CJEU ruling did not conclude that these clauses were anti-competitive.

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Peste 10.000 de hotelieri europeni cer despăgubiri de la Booking.com
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Peste 200 de hoteluri din România s-au alăturat procesului european împotriva Booking.com
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Peste 10.000 de hoteluri europene dau în judecată platforma Booking pentru o clauză contractuală veche de 20 de ani
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Se pregătește cel mai mare proces din domeniul turismului. Peste 10.000 de hotelieri dau în judecată celebra platformă Booking.com și solicită despăgubiri de sute de milioane de euro

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