The growing issue of 'fee fatigue' among Americans is leading to increased regulatory scrutiny at both federal and state levels. Consumers are facing various unexpected surcharges, commonly referred to as junk, resort, destination, urban, and amenity fees, which are often added to hotel bills. These fees have sparked a debate about their fairness and transparency, with some describing them as part of a 'tourist trap economy'. The scrutiny aims to address these concerns and potentially regulate the imposition of such fees.