New legislation, set to take effect in late February, will change the way hotels can advertise their nightly rates.

The World Cup is four months away, but one group of excited fans is already preparing a victory dance: New York’s hoteliers.

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The mayor said the city will require hotel operators to disclose all mandatory fees, including credit card holds and deposits.

The Hotel Association of New York and the Hotel and Gaming Trades Council supported Zorhan Mamdani’s final ruling, which will take effect Feb. 21.