; (2) sellers on the Internet should— (A) provide consumers with clear, accurate information; and (B) have an opportunity to compete fairly with one another; and (3) the Federal Trade Commission should revise the Commission’s Internet site to make it easier for consumers and businesses to report complaints of deceptive practices with respect to online booking of hotel reservations. 3. Definitions In this Act: (1) Affiliation contract The term affiliation contract means, with respect to a hotel, a contract with the owner of the hotel, the entity that manages the hotel, or the franchisor of the hotel to provide online hotel reservation services for the hotel. (2) Commission The term Commission means the Federal Trade Commission. (3) Exhibition organizer or meeting planner The term exhibition organizer or meeting planner means the person responsible for all aspects of planning, promoting, and producing a meeting, conference, event, or exhibition, including overseeing and arranging all hotel reservation plans and contracts for the meeting, conference, event, or exhibition. (4) Official housing bureau The term official housing bureau means the organization designated by an exhibition organizer or meeting planner to provide hotel reservation services for meetings, conferences, events, or exhibitions. (5) Party directly affiliated The term party directly affiliated means, with respect to a hotel, a person who has entered into an affiliation contract with the hotel. (6) Third-party online hotel reservation seller The term third-party online hotel reservation seller means any person that— (A) sells any good or service with respect to a hotel in a transaction effected on the Internet; and (B) is not— (i) a party directly affiliated with the hotel