（央视财经《第一时间》）欧洲一家酒店餐饮行业协会组织日前宣布，目前已经有1万多家欧洲酒店加入对酒店和民宿预订网站"缤客"的集体 诉讼，向其索赔。 据德新社3日报道，总部位于荷兰阿姆斯特丹的"缤客"曾经禁止签约酒店通过自身或第三方销售渠道以低于该网站的价格接受顾客预订。欧洲 法院2024年9月19日裁定该条款违反欧洲竞争相关法律，"缤客"随后取消该条款。 欧洲一家酒店餐饮行业协会组织近日表示，目前已有1万多家欧洲酒店加入对"缤客"提起的集体诉讼，要求赔偿2004年至2024年因这一条款而 给这些酒店造成的损失，因为相关条款令不少欧洲酒店明显处于竞争劣势。该诉讼得到奥地利、德国、希腊、意大利等30多个欧洲国家的酒 店行业协会支持。鉴于大量酒店有索赔需求，目前加入集体诉讼的最后期限已从7月31日被延长到8月29日。这家行业协会和瑞士一家酒店学 院的研究显示，2023年，缤客公司占据了71%的欧洲市场份额；最近几年，客人直接从酒店预订的占比显著下降。 转载请注明央视财经 编辑：潘煦 ...

Core Viewpoint - Over 10,000 European hotels have joined a collective lawsuit against Booking.com, seeking compensation for losses incurred due to a now-invalid clause that restricted competitive pricing [2][3]. Group 1: Lawsuit Details - The collective lawsuit targets Booking.com for damages from 2004 to 2024, claiming that the platform's clause put many hotels at a competitive disadvantage [2]. - The clause, which prohibited hotels from offering lower prices through their own or third-party channels, was ruled illegal by the European Court on September 19, 2024 [2]. - The deadline for hotels to join the lawsuit has been extended from July 31 to August 29 due to high demand for claims [3]. Group 2: Industry Impact - The lawsuit is supported by hotel industry associations from over 30 European countries, including Austria, Germany, Greece, and Italy [3]. - Despite dissatisfaction with Booking.com's practices, many hotels rely on the platform to expand their customer base [3]. - Booking.com holds a significant market share, accounting for 71% of the European market in 2023, with a notable decline in direct bookings from guests to hotels in recent years [3].