Sentence examples for hidden fare from inspiring English sources

"I felt like it was a hidden fare increase," he said.

But mass transit advocates say the onboard fares represent a hidden fare increase and could discourage the occasional rider from taking the train.

James Cameron, the vice chairman of the Connecticut Rail Commuter Council, a riders' advocacy group, called the new surcharge "a hidden fare increase".

The point of the three-and-a-half-minute safety video and the 45-second commercial that started running last month is that unlike other airlines, which increasingly add hidden charges to fares in an effort to increase falling revenue, Air New Zealand has nothing to hide.

The new face of K-Town is a catalytic melding of Latin flavors and Korean ingredients, craft brew houses serving gastropub fare and speakeasies hidden behind unmarked doors.

The airline's tongue-in-cheek message, also portrayed in an advertising campaign at the time, was that it had "nothing to hide" — that its fares had none of the hidden extras that anger many passengers.

That, too, is changing, with smart new bistros emphasizing creativity and local produce; hidden bars; and cheap-but-chic fare springing up from points east and west.

But even for those who manage to maintain a reasonably normal weight on restaurant fare, there is the chance that hidden health damage is occurring.

In Manchester, Almost Famous burgers serves its fare in red plastic baskets in a venue hidden behind an unmarked, brown door.

Travel agents are equally critical of the fees, but they also accuse the airlines of deceptive advertising, by headlining only the basic fare and hiding all the extras -- including the insurance and fuel surcharges -- in the fine print.

Zaborin, a contemporary Japanese ryokan hidden in the woods of Hanazono, has 15 stunning villas and treats guests to exquisite kaiseki fare in private dining rooms.