Brazil to monitor World Cup prices

Abusive price hikes of hotel rates and plane tickets during next year’s World Cup will be monitored by a committee created by the Brazilian government.

Brazil to monitor World Cup prices
Fri, 18 Oct, 2013 - 08:54

Abusive price hikes of hotel rates and plane tickets during next year’s World Cup will be monitored by a committee created by the Brazilian government.

The group composed of members of different ministries was formed by Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff yesterday.

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