NV SB169

Third-party reservation platforms (websites, apps, or online services) are prohibited from listing, advertising, promoting, or selling reservations, appointments, or bookings for any establishment without a written agreement expressly authorizing such activities from the establishment or its designee.

Violations constitute a deceptive trade practice under Nevada law, with each day of continued violation counting as a separate offense subject to civil penalties up to $10,000-$15,000 per violation.

Criminal penalties for deceptive trade practices are explicitly excluded for violations of this provision; only civil enforcement measures apply.

The definition excludes services that arrange free, nontransferable reservations for customers when they share customer contact information with the establishment, allow the establishment to confirm directly with customers, and honor opt-out requests from establishments.

Document preparation services as defined in NRS 240A.030 are exempt from these requirements.