The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has proposed updated guidelines on price transparency after a report by the watchdog found that the country's online travel booking sector was being exploited to mislead customers. The watchdog said the proposed guidelines will help consumers to make informed choices and allow businesses to compete on a level playing field. In its report, released yesterday, the CCC said it had received complaints from consumers who were charged more than double for flights they booked online, or whose credit card details were stolen in an attempt to steal their It outlined recommendations designed to clamp down on the exploitative techniques and promote good practice.
The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCCS) has proposed updated guidelines on price transparency after a report by the watchdog found that the country's online travel booking sector was being exploited to mislead customers. In its report, released yesterday, the CCC said it had received complaints from consumers who were charged more than double for flights they booked online, or whose credit card details were stolen in an attempt to steal their It outlined recommendations designed to clamp down on the exploitative techniques and promote good practice.